In Category on 12 Dec 2024
CKAN Patch Releases 2.11.1 and 2.10.6 Are Here
The latest patch releases for CKAN, packed with enhancements, bug fixes, and updates to improve your platform’s stability and functionality.
A natty new feature has been in development in CKAN recently. Want to follow what's changed in your favourite datasets? Activity Streams will let you list the changes you're interested in, or get notifications of them by e-mail or RSS feed, etc.
The work has taken place behind the scenes so far, but Activity Streams have recently made their first appearance in a live setting on the Datahub's new and greatly improved user pages, visible below:
![[IMG: user page]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7179/6956351163_3f27a8eacd_z.jpg)
The page shows a count of the user's edits and datasets (since the feature went live), above a list of both, most rcent first. (The old user pages did show edits, but in a not very friendly-looking table.) Now that Activity Streams have been implemented, future plans are to get a similar stream of information for particular datasets, groups, tags, or indeed any search results, subscribing via e-mail or an RSS feed.
In more good news, Activity Streams have been included in the recently-released CKAN 1.6. Watch this space for a fuller release announcement soon!
The page shows a count of the user's edits and datasets (since the feature went live), above a list of both, most rcent first. (The old user pages did show edits, but in a not very friendly-looking table.) Now that Activity Streams have been implemented, future plans are to get a similar stream of information for particular datasets, groups, tags, or indeed any search results, subscribing via e-mail or an RSS feed.
In more good news, Activity Streams have been included in the recently-released CKAN 1.6. Watch this space for a fuller release announcement soon!
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In Category on 11 Oct 2024
Enhancing DCAT support in CKAN (DCAT-AP v3, scheming integration, and more)
A review of the recent developments in CKAN's DCAT support, and how you can get involved