Create Forum

The Fedora Create Community exists to coordinate people who are working on anything external to the Core Repository.

We've created a map of the map of the structure of Duraspace to give a sense of where this fits within the bigger picture.

How to Participate
Types of Developers & Skills
Documenting Best Practices
Features & Ideas Tracker
Project Directory (Products)
Challenge Areas
Hot Topics

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Project Types

For the sake of sanity, we break these out into Complete Solutions, Services & Utilities, Libraries & Frameworks, Content Models, Workflow-ish Components, Plugins, Serializations & APIs.

Currently the most complete listing of available software is in our community software registry.

Complete Solutions

Examples of Complete Solutions

End-user facing solutions that cater to specific use case(s), ie. Institutional Repositories (IRs), Virtual Research Environments (VREs), Data Curation Systems, etc.

Islandora
Muradora
VITAL
Hydra ETDs
NSDL EduPak
RODA
Fascinator

Self-contained, purpose-specific software that is either used on-demand or acts as an integrated part of overall deployment. These are either run constantly, on an ongoing basis, alongside the repository or invoked by a person.

Examples of Services & Services

GSearch
Workflow Engines
Permissions Manager
CModel-based Constructor
Version Wiper
Djatoka
Solr, Lucene
Bulk Updater

Libraries & Frameworks

Libraries for consuming Fedora's APIs and/or Frameworks for creating client applications on top of Fedora Repositories.

Examples of Libraries & Frameworks

ActiveFedora
Python client code (Oxford, MSKCC)
Hydra Framework

Content Models

CModels and associated Service Definitions & Service Implementations that can be used with the Fedora CMA

Examples of Content Models

Djatoka Content Models

Workflow Components

Small chunks of code for performing specific tasks. These can be used & re-used as building blocks in larger processes. Often, these are wrappers for software & utililties that are not Fedora-specific. These are meant to be invoked by an external program or process.

Examples of Workflow Components