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Packed with enhancements and fixes, this CKAN version is the most performant ever.
Welcome to CKAN Monthly Newsletter #4! Among the highlights, the long-anticipated release of CKAN 2.10, a major update bringing various new features and improvements is now here! Read on!
Update your CKAN sites to the latest release to patch important vulnerabilities
Welcome to CKAN Monthly Newsletter #3! Among the highlights, CKAN 3.0 Taskforce (a dedicated team that will work on CKAN 3.0) has been formed! The team starts with researching adding a capability to be working with graph databases to cover the gap we have for EU clients. Read on!
Dive into the first article of our "Graph Databases" series, where the CKAN 3.0 Taskforce addresses the limitations of SQL databases in supporting metadata standards like DCAT by exploring graph databases. Learn about their research, proposed solutions, and the inspiration drawn from a Taiwanese project that successfully implemented triplestores.
We are excited to announce that a new CKAN 3.0 taskforce has been formed, with the addition of two team members from Datopian - Dragan and Svetozar. Both Dragan and Svetozar are highly skilled backend/CKAN developers and have joined CKAN Project on a long-term basis. They will work closely with the technical lead, Anuar, and product owner, Alex Gostev, to form the CKAN 3.0 team.
Welcome to CKAN Monthly Newsletter #2! Among the highlights, CKAN 2.10 has been released, with new exciting features! A new initiative called #AskCKAN has been launched to support the new FAQ page, and you can submit questions... Read on!
We're launching a new initiative called "Ask CKAN". Starting this month, we will be running a social media campaign that will ask users to submit their questions to us via Twitter, LinkedIn, or a specially designed form.
The University of Pittsburgh and datHere are collaborating to strengthen the CKAN ecosystem with support from the U.S. National Science Foundation’s POSE program. The team is conducting interviews with different members of the ecosystem and has created a list of questions to answer. Check out how you can get involved in the ecosystem discovery work.