WOLFcon 2024

Stripes has been FOLIO's front-end UI library-of-libraries since the early days. We'll reminisce about the history of the platform a bit, inform on the present state of components, libraries, and resources. And present a forward-looking roadmap and possible upcoming features.

Demos of scripts written by Folio users using the Users API for various purposes

An entry-level, hands-on meeting to go over UM in Folio, sharing workarounds, and some troubleshooting discussions.

Working session

Learn how FOLIO Enhanced Consortia Support is evolving to meet the requirements of a wider variety of system models. Gain insights and offer feedback on specific enhancements being made in the following areas: Administration and authorization, inventory and authority control, requests, export, bulk editing and reporting, and acquisitions.

A workshop on how various institutions manage permissions in Folio

This session is about application formalization, which aims at enabling FOLIO customizable platforms.
There will be a short re-cap of the Application/Platform formalization session that takes place on Tuesday September 24, 2024 4:30pm - 5:20pm BST (participation is not required for this session).
The main action will be to try to arrange applications into a FOLIO platform that makes sense from our app interaction/cross-app point of view. To achieve this members of the App Interaction SIG will participate as a group in the Application Formalization card sorting exercise.We will be using this exercise as a mechanism for discussion.

Before the era of established discovery systems like EDS and VuFind, the Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Bremen took a solitary step in 2000 by developing its own discovery system that includes various document types -- not just physical books. This talk will discuss the process of developing an open-source patron service using Okapi endpoints, highlighting the challenges encountered along the way. The focus will also be on the inclusivity of our system, designed to be usable beyond our library, inviting wider adoption. Despite the hurdles, the project underscores the potential for libraries to craft tailored solutions that meet their unique needs. This presentation aims to share insights and experiences from our transition, offering a realistic perspective on the possibilities and pain points of library system development. Our Patron Service will be released as Open Source in Summer 2024: https://gitlab.suub.uni-bremen.de/public-projects/folio/patron-service