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Hey, Evan, this is very cool! I've added links to lib-static and collectionbuilder to the Awesome Static Digital Libraries list: https://github.com/hardyoyo/awesome-static-digital-libraries --Hardy On Thu, Oct 6, 2022 at 4:10 PM evan will <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Code4lib folks, FYI we extended the first date of consideration to Oct 14 > and clarified that start date to early 2023 for this Digital Scholarship / > CollectionBuilder librarian position (pasted below). Please spread the word > to potential candidates, thank you! > > Wanna build cool projects, collaborate with interesting people, and write > great documentation?? Join us--> the University of Idaho Library and > CollectionBuilder team seeks a Digital Scholarship Librarian > <https://uidaho.peopleadmin.com/postings/37544> to help build > CollectionBuilder! > > CollectionBuilder <https://collectionbuilder.github.io/> is a static web > framework developed by librarians for librarians (and other DH and GLAM > folks) used around the world to build interactive digital exhibits and > scholarship projects. Technical skills and digital humanities experience > would be nice, but we're mainly looking for someone who is a good > communicator and project manager--and is ready to learn and explore. > > This is a two year IMLS grant-funded > <https://www.imls.gov/grants/awarded/lg-252326-ols-22> position with > faculty status, requires an MLIS or equivalent experience, and is open to > on-campus or remote work. We are committed to making this a positive > opportunity to grow valuable skills and professional networks--and we have > a great team, advisory board, and extended network of DH folks who are > ready to mentor, collaborate, and build something amazing together! > > If this sounds exciting, please apply by 10-14-2022: > https://uidaho.peopleadmin.com/postings/37544 > > Let me know if you have questions: [log in to unmask] > > We are excited for the possibilities of this position, and potential of > CollectionBuilder to impact more people to open up an agile and sustainable > approach to digital initiatives, while growing internal skills, > collaboration, and empowerment. We are in our fifth year of development, > and continue to add new features and educational content to the tool and > our websites. Currently, we're really excited about a new > CollectionBuilder-Sheets template that can load collection info directly > from a Google Sheet enabling some unique possibilities for learning. We're > also continuing to develop a multilingual version with the help of partners > from our first IMLS grant, the US Latino Digital Humanities (USLDH) Center. > > And if you're interested in learning more about this static web/minimal > computing approach more broadly, we've worked with others developing > similar tools across the country to put together some models, concepts, and > a manifesto of sorts at the Lib-Static community site: > https://lib-static.github.io/ > > Please spread the word, thank you! >