Description
datapkggui is a graphical frontend for the datapkg tool (http://okfn.org/projects/datapkg/). It is aiming to become the standard CKAN (http://ckan.net/) graphical tool for searching, fetching and distributing open data sets.
It is a 10 weeks project started on 2011-09-26 and developed by Daniel Graziotin <d@danielgraziotin.it> (http://task3.cc) during a stage performed at the Fondazione Bruno Kessler (http://fbk.eu).
Please take a look at docs/report.{odt, pdf} for many other info.
Website
The official website of the project is http://task3.cc/projects/datapkggui. The source code is hosted on GitHub (http://github.com/dgraziotin/datapkggui)
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