Exhibit 3.0 is a publishing framework for large-scale data-rich interactive Web pages. Exhibit lets you easily create Web pages with advanced text search and filtering functionalities, with interactive maps, timelines, and other visualizations. The Exhibit 3.0 software has two separate modes: Scripted for building smaller in-browser Exhibits, and Staged for bigger server-based Exhibits. Exhibit 3.0 ScriptedExhibit 3.0 Scripted mode is for building smaller in-browser exhibits:
Exhibit 3.0 Staged (beta2)Exhibit 3.0 Staged is built on Backstage:
Getting InvolvedJoin us on IRC on freenode or browse the SIMILE Widgets mailing list archives to ask questions about Exhibit. Chances are others may have similar questions, and the list is a great place to share answers. BackgroundThe Exhibit 3 project was supported by the Library of Congress. It is a partnership among MIT Libraries, MIT CSAIL and Zepheira, including personnel from the original SIMILE project. See the Exhibit 3.0 launch press release (PDF). Exhibit 3.0 development work proceeds from the proposed architecture (PDF) released in early 2011. See the workshop summary (PDF) that originally defined the new community requirements for Exhibit 3.0. |
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Exhibit 3.0: What's New?Exhibit 3.0 is available for community input. Highlights include: Exhibit 3.0 Scripted (client-side)
Exhibit 3.0 Staged Beta 2(client/server):
Community InvolvementDevelopers in the community are encouraged to contribute code. Review the proposed roadmap of features to see where your help is needed most. We also encourage all members of the Exhibit community to share their ideas, suggestions, documentation, examples, and contributions in any other way you can think of!
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