Comments on: Kirbi, a peer-to-peer library built with Grok http://nateaune.com/2007/09/15/kirbi-a-peer-to-peer-library-built-with-grok/ Music, technology, travel and musings... Fri, 05 Dec 2008 02:46:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Links for January 31st | united diversity http://nateaune.com/2007/09/15/kirbi-a-peer-to-peer-library-built-with-grok/#comment-32553 Links for January 31st | united diversity Wed, 14 May 2008 04:26:25 +0000 http://nateaune.com/2007/09/15/kirbi-a-peer-to-peer-library-built-with-grok/#comment-32553 [...] Kirbi, a peer-to-peer library built with Grok | Nate Aune - Kirbi is a web application to allow anyone to turn their personal book collection into a lending library, making book sharing among friends and colleagues easier and safer. Kirbi was created using Grok, a web application framework based on Zope 3. [...] [...] Kirbi, a peer-to-peer library built with Grok | Nate Aune - Kirbi is a web application to allow anyone to turn their personal book collection into a lending library, making book sharing among friends and colleagues easier and safer. Kirbi was created using Grok, a web application framework based on Zope 3. [...]

]]> By: Daniel http://nateaune.com/2007/09/15/kirbi-a-peer-to-peer-library-built-with-grok/#comment-28949 Daniel Mon, 03 Mar 2008 04:43:10 +0000 http://nateaune.com/2007/09/15/kirbi-a-peer-to-peer-library-built-with-grok/#comment-28949 I've spent the last couple of months thinking through this very problem and am really excited to see someone moving forward with it. I'm in Portland, OR, a city of books, and I find the waiting list at the public library is often quite long. I know there are people 0 maybe even just a couple of blocks away - who have books I am looking for. If this tool was combined with some basic geolocation data so I could actually build new relationships through books, that would be awesome. Any idea of any other implementations of this anywhere else? I’ve spent the last couple of months thinking through this very problem and am really excited to see someone moving forward with it. I’m in Portland, OR, a city of books, and I find the waiting list at the public library is often quite long. I know there are people 0 maybe even just a couple of blocks away - who have books I am looking for.

If this tool was combined with some basic geolocation data so I could actually build new relationships through books, that would be awesome. Any idea of any other implementations of this anywhere else?

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