“Mobile Choices” and Library Anywhere (CILIP)

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Tim Spalding

Technologie Formation

Goals

• Explore the key “mobile decisions”
• Show Library Anywhere
( libanywhere.com )

What is LibraryThing?

• Personal cataloging
• Social network for book lovers
• 1.6 million members

What is
LibraryThing for Libraries?
• A way to enhance your existing
catalog
librarything.com/forlibraries

What is
Library Anywhere?
• A mobile version of your catalog
– Available for most OPACs
• New: Axiell
• Talis: Looking for a first library
– Available on web and native apps.
– Works just like your catalog
– Cheap
Quick demo

Tim's Principles
of Library Technology
• Don’t go mad
– QR codes
• Develop if you can
• Buy as if you could develop
• Favor off-the-shelf solutions
• Favor open source
However…

But… Mobile is Hard

• Apps are hard
• Mobile web isn’t easy
• Multiple devices, fragmentation
• Hoops
• Open Source is limited

Key Mobile Decisions

• Native app or mobile web
• Branded to you or shared/common
• Duplicate back-end system or use
existing

Native App or Mobile Web:
Upsides of a Native App
• Sexy
• Spot in the app stores
• Take advantage of device features (eg.,
scanning, offline storage)
• Can be faster

Native App or Mobile Web:
Downsides of a Native App
• The ”bad old day" way of doing
software
• Multiple devices, fragmented devices
• Approval and re-approval
• Expensive!

Native App or Mobile HTML:
Upsides of Mobile Web
• No need to download app.
• Less buggy
• MUCH cheaper to build
• MUCH cheaper to maintain

Which approach did we take?

The Hybrid Approach

• Core is mobile web, with optional app
shell
• Works from the web
• Develops like the web, mostly
• Available in app stores
• Native features available in native apps.

Branded to You or
Shared/Common?
• Your app vs. a shared solution
– Branding
– Customization
– Extra development effort
– Possible network effects

Again, we do both!

Duplicate Back-end
System or Use Existing?
• The duplicate approach
– Strengths
– Weaknesses
• Use existing
– APIs
– “Screen scraping”

What this means…

• Abstraction avoids the perils of
“screen scraping”
• Abstraction is powerful
– Two examples…

Thank you.
Tim Spalding

tim@librarything.com
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are needed to see this picture.

LibraryThing.com
LibraryThing.com/forlibraries
Libanywhere.com

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“Mobile Choices” and Library Anywhere (CILIP)

1. “Mobile Choices” and Library Anywhere Tim Spalding Founder, LibraryThing

2. Goals • Explore the key “mobile decisions” • Show Library Anywhere ( libanywhere.com )

3. What is LibraryThing? • Personal cataloging • Social network for book lovers • 1.6 million members

4. What is LibraryThing for Libraries? • A way to enhance your existing catalog librarything.com/forlibraries

5. What is Library Anywhere? • A mobile version of your catalog – Available for most OPACs • New: Axiell • Talis: Looking for a first library – Available on web and native apps. – Works just like your catalog – Cheap Quick demo

6. Tim's Principles of Library Technology • Don’t go mad – QR codes • Develop if you can • Buy as if you could develop • Favor off-the-shelf solutions • Favor open source However…

7. But… Mobile is Hard • Apps are hard • Mobile web isn’t easy • Multiple devices, fragmentation • Hoops • Open Source is limited

8. Key Mobile Decisions • Native app or mobile web • Branded to you or shared/common • Duplicate back-end system or use existing

9. Native App or Mobile Web: Upsides of a Native App • Sexy • Spot in the app stores • Take advantage of device features (eg., scanning, offline storage) • Can be faster

10. Native App or Mobile Web: Downsides of a Native App • The ”bad old day" way of doing software • Multiple devices, fragmented devices • Approval and re-approval • Expensive!

11. Native App or Mobile HTML: Upsides of Mobile Web • No need to download app. • Less buggy • MUCH cheaper to build • MUCH cheaper to maintain Which approach did we take?

12. The Hybrid Approach • Core is mobile web, with optional app shell • Works from the web • Develops like the web, mostly • Available in app stores • Native features available in native apps.

13. Branded to You or Shared/Common? • Your app vs. a shared solution – Branding – Customization – Extra development effort – Possible network effects Again, we do both!

14.

15. Branded to You or Common?

16. Duplicate Back-end System or Use Existing? • The duplicate approach – Strengths – Weaknesses • Use existing – APIs – “Screen scraping”

17. Enter “The Matrix”

18. What this means… • Abstraction avoids the perils of “screen scraping” • Abstraction is powerful – Two examples…

19. And • A quick overview…

20. Thank you. Tim Spalding tim@librarything.com QuickTimeª and a @LibraryThingTim decompressor are needed to see this picture. LibraryThing.com LibraryThing.com/forlibraries Libanywhere.com Here all afternoon.

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Mobile has reduced your power. Return the bad-old days of software. You can do HTML yourself You can do OS yourself Native app development? # Development skills are # Device fragmentation # Hoops to jump through Approval
Sexy Spot in the app store Take advantage of device features (eg., scanning, offline storage) Can be faster
Sexy Spot in the app store Take advantage of device features (eg., scanning, offline storage) Can be faster
Sexy Spot in the app store Take advantage of device features (eg., scanning, offline storage) Can be faster
Sexy Spot in the app store Take advantage of device features (eg., scanning, offline storage) Can be faster
# Separate vs. tied to your catalog Boopsie Approach: Index your content Are they indexing all the fields Why are you redoing the work?!

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