Mar 3, 2012
A Librio Lab idea on rescuing indie bookstores. Tell us what you think!
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A Librio Lab idea on rescuing indie bookstores. Tell us what you think!
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Announcing Librio Lab
Status
People might assume by our Twitter and Facebook silence that Librio is almost at the end of its life. Tssss, you're wrong. Librio is still allive and kicking. Most of our work is done behind our computers in total silence.
Roel (back-end programmer) is building a complete platform that can be used for Librio but also for other similar websites that are in need of a great back-end that can work with identifiers such as book codes, etc.
And not to forget Alex redefining the future of books at the University of Amsterdam. He brings his knowledge to Librio and further.
Justus comes up with several suggestions what the new Librio could look like.
Shift in plans
Today we launch a new blog series called Librio Lab, Librio's cooking kitchen for you to see and read. It's open. Each thing we are working on will be shared. You have to be there to help us out. Think of:
Research documents;
Project ideas we thinking of;
Things we're working on;
Back-end stories;
etc.
We will also throw several alpha's live for you to try and give feedback. So please get involved and stay definitely stay tuned! [As you noticed, we switched to English]
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