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Read more of "Link roundup June 14, 2014"This project comes from an amateur, not from the excellent devs here at the Lab. I’m a co-director, not a developer. If you look at the code (github) you will have a good laugh. On the other hand, the fact that someone at my level of “skill” can create a semi-workable piece of code is a testament to LibraryCloud’s usability. (Also to Paul Deschner’s patience with my questions. Thanks, Paul.)
Harvard Library has 13M items in its collection. Harvard is digitizing many of them, but as of now you cannot do a full text search of them.
Google Books had 30M books digitized as of a year ago. You can do full-text searches of them.
So, I wrote a little mash-up app that lets you search Google Books for text, and then matches up the results with books in Harvard Library.
Read more of "Full text indexing HOLLIS: a hacky mashup"