For this year, I have selected 7 major evolutions:
Gallery of examples: adding pictures and information about multiple specimens each type, in order to illustrate the different varieties, state of conservation, etc.
Section for books: a catalogue of books, journals and articles related to numismatics.
Reimagine the coins, banknotes and exonumia categories: reducing the friction and the artificial separation between coins, banknotes and exonumia, allowing search in multiple categories, refining the exonumia subtypes.
Structured series: similar to what was done with denominations and issuing entities in 2023, the series will be stored in a structure manner in database in order to improve consistency, and add additional information about the series.
Reference numbers for year lines: attaching reference numbers to year lines, in order to improve consistency and search, instead of storing the references as comments.
Backoffice for catalogue admins: providing the appropriate tools for catalogue admins to handle requests related to the database, and open the possibility to let people contribute more easily than through the forum in the future.
German version: adding a 4th language to Numista to facilitate the usage of Numista for German-speaking people and their contributions
Exited for a lot of these things and looking forward to the great development of Numista
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Im also really looking forward to the Section for books 🤩
If you like coins, medals and tokens with ship motives follow my new instagram account with regular updates @numisnautiker
From time to time I sell some coins on Ebay make sure to follow me @apuking on Ebay.
As a lover of books, I'm not creating too much expectations, because if it's just book names we can just google them, the interesting thing would be downloadable books (legally).
Reference numbers for year lines: attaching reference numbers to year lines, in order to improve consistency and search, instead of storing the references as comments.
=> Imperial Chinese coins will love this update, referee especially.
… exonumia categories: …, refining the exonumia subtypes.
Any plans to have a solution for coin sets like the Euro BU sets? Managing a set as one unit in the catalogue? Or maybe adding automatically each coin that is included in the set?
The problem today is when you want to add a new coin set ,
you have to add manually each coin and decide how to divide the purchase price between the coins.
As a lover of books, I'm not creating too much expectations, because if it's just book names we can just google them, the interesting thing would be downloadable books (legally).
to continue:
downloadable books would injure copyright and a list of titles is quite useless.
Could we find an alternative method for offering some special information from literature in our possession,
vice versa ask for a special information from literature of fellow members?
Just a crude idea: A book ‘for swap’ could mean, i'm ready to answer a detailed question.
Anyway, if we build up the relation books/members, then the members need a possibility to agree or disagree sharing content.
In the initial iteration, each yearline will have up to two own references. This should eliminate all repetitive and “ranges” references from main references, which will stay of course. Search will take all of them into account.
Congratulations to the whole team for the work done this year! We see that everything that was announced has been done or greatly advanced. I would be curious to know the plan for 2025 :)
Congratulations to the whole team for the work done this year! We see that everything that was announced has been done or greatly advanced. I would be curious to know the plan for 2025 :)
Plan for 2025 is in the making. I can share redacted version with undecided priorities.