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| − | SLiMS (Senayan Library Management System) is a free and open source Library Management System. It is build on free and open source softwares, PHP, jQuery, MySQL, etc. SLiMS provides many features such as bibliography database, circulation, membership management, interoperability layers using MODS XML and OAI-PMH, and many more that will help "automating" library tasks. SLiMS is licensed under GPL v3. | + | SLiMS (Senayan Library Management System) is a free and open source Library Management System. It is build on free and open source softwares, PHP, jQuery, MySQL, etc. SLiMS provides many features such as bibliography database, circulation, membership management, interoperability layers using MODS XML and OAI-PMH, and many more that will help "automating" library tasks. SLiMS is licensed under [https://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3]. |
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| + | SLiMS can be downloaded on [http://slims.web.id] and the latest release codename is "Cendana" at the time of this article writing. Coders can join the development by forking SLiMS repositories on [https://github.com/slims/slims7_cendana] | ||
Revision as of 02:07, 5 March 2014
SLiMS (Senayan Library Management System) is a free and open source Library Management System. It is build on free and open source softwares, PHP, jQuery, MySQL, etc. SLiMS provides many features such as bibliography database, circulation, membership management, interoperability layers using MODS XML and OAI-PMH, and many more that will help "automating" library tasks. SLiMS is licensed under GNU GPL v3.
SLiMS can be downloaded on [1] and the latest release codename is "Cendana" at the time of this article writing. Coders can join the development by forking SLiMS repositories on [2]
