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This post explains some of the new features introduced in eLabFTW 5.6. The complete list of changes is available on the release page.
eLabFTW is a living project — “stable” should not be taken to mean that it is no longer evolving. Version 5.6.0 is production-ready, but minor bugs will surface once it is in wide use, and patches will follow.
In this meeting, we talked about how eLabFTW supports open science and interoperability via the .eln file format. Specifically, we discussed two projects closely related to eLabFTW:
The ELN Consortium - This is a group of ELN editors and vendors who work to support interoperability between ELNs via the .eln file format. We talked about the goals of the consortium and how to get involved. The ELN Consortium was created by Nico Carpi and Dr. Stefan Brinkman to develop a standardized file format based on the ROCrate specification using JSON-LD and Zip archives. To learn more about the ELN Consortium, visit the website https://the.elnconsortium.org/ and the GitHub page https://github.com/theelnconsortium