TextGrid – Virtual Research Environment for the Humanities
The joint project TextGrid aims to support access to and exchange of data in the arts and humanities by means of modern information technology. These pages offer up-to-date documentation for TextGrid users, developers, and administrators; more information and introductory material can be found on the TextGrid homepage.
User Documentation
TextGridLab User Manual (english)
TextGridLab Nutzerhandbuch (deutsch)
TextGrid Tutorials (Web-, Print- & Video-Version)
Technical Documentation
Architecture
- Introduction
- TextGrid Basics
- Metadata
a. Used technologies
b. Used formats
c. Used frameworks, bibs, server, apps, etc.
d. Concept Index
Frontend: TextGrid Laboratory
- TextGridLab is based on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform, currently on the 4.x stream (Eclipse 4.4 / Juno), based on the traditional RCP model (not e4). Here are some
- Getting Started:
- Setup your TextGridLab Development Environment
- Accessing the Repository / TextGridLab Data Model and Core Plug-Ins
Creating a tool for the TextGridLab
- Understanding Updates
Backend: TextGrid Repository and Services
Testing
Administration
- Infrastructure and -documentation
- Virtualization and Puppet
Recently Updated
Navigate space
Resources
TextGrid
- Homepage: TextGrid
- Download ClientSoftware: TextGridLab
- Repository Portal: TextGridRep
Development
- Sources:
- Bug reports and feature requests: ChiliProject Issue Tracker
- TextGridLab: Continuous Integration
- TextGridRep: Continuous Integration
Contact
- User Support and Feedback: textgrid-support@gwdg.de
- IRC Channel: #textgrid on freenode
- Cooperation and Collaboration requests: anfragen@textgrid.de