BibJSON is a convention for representing bibliographic metadata in JSON; it makes it easy to share and use bibliographic metadata online.

It is a form of JSON - a simple, useful and common way of representing data on the web; we use it to shift information around between our apps.

• A BibJSON record is a JSON object
• A BibJSON collection is a JSON object containing "metadata" followed by "records"
• The "records" key in a collection points to a list of BibJSON records (JSON objects)
• The collection and the records both have the "collection" key, and their value should be the same
• Each record should have a "cid" - an identifier unique within the parent collection
• Each record should have a "type" - such as "article", "book", or even "author"
• Record type places no constraint on what can be placed in the record
• The default set of keys are based on the bibtex keys
• BibJSON keys are lowercase, no spaces, and usually singular
• The keys can point to strings, lists, or objects
• Any thing that is a simple string should remain so
• Where object complexity is required, make it an object
• Where additional keys are namespaced, include a "namespace" declaration in the collection "metadata"
• BibJSON APIs may return other metadata relevant to the parent app; developers can identify such metadata by prefixing the key with "_"; just ignore what is not useful to you

System Tar and Restore is a versatile system backup script for Linux systems, that comes with two bash scripts, star.sh and a GUI wrapper star-gui.sh, which perform in three modes: backup, restore and transfer.

I noticed most people focusing on making more complex ledgers capable of executing "smart" contracts and/or crypto-magically obscuring transaction details and such. And I think those projects are pretty cool, but I'd always wanted to attempt to do the opposite and implement the simplest decentralized ledger I possibly could given lessons learned from bitcoin. I think that's what cruzbit is. Anything that I thought wasn't strictly necessary in bitcoin, or was otherwise weird, I got rid of. I wanted the design to be conceptually simple and extremely developer-friendly. I finally had some personal time on my hands so I decided, why not.

And now cruzbit exists.

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Awk is a very nice language with a very strange name. In this first article of a three-part series, Daniel Robbins will quickly get your awk programming skills up to speed. As the series progresses, more advanced topics will be covered, culminating with an advanced real-world awk application demo.

Snap! is a broadly inviting programming language for kids and adults that’s also a platform for serious study of computer science.

Snap! is now a community website where you can share and publish projects so others can find and remix them, and where you can ask questions and discuss the beauty and joy of computing. We invite you to check out the new site. Did you know that you can embed Snap! projects in other web pages?

We've also enhanced the programming language, making it easier to discover and to use powerful blocks for analyzing data and transforming media.

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