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Troubleshooting: Choose the right chart for history

Troubleshooting common problems when you choose the right chart for history: diagnose the usual errors, find the root cause fast and apply fixes that actually

When to Emulate legacy software for access

When to emulate legacy software for access and when not to: the trade-offs, costs and signals that tell you whether this approach fits your sources and project

How to Recover faded iron gall ink

A step-by-step guide on how to recover faded iron gall ink, with practical defaults, settings and the pitfalls to avoid so you reach a usable result.

When to Add IIIF content search

When to add IIIF content search and when not to: the trade-offs, costs and signals that tell you whether this approach fits your sources and project before you

How to Decide outsource vs in-house digitisation

A step-by-step guide on how to decide outsource vs in-house digitisation, with practical defaults, settings and the pitfalls to avoid so you reach a usable

How to Annotate charts with historical context

A step-by-step guide on how to annotate charts with historical context, with practical defaults, settings and the pitfalls to avoid so you reach a usable

Beginner's Guide to Regex on sources in Python

A gentle beginner's guide to use regex on sources in Python, explaining the core ideas in plain language with a small worked example you can follow from a

Troubleshooting: Do cohort analysis in history

Troubleshooting common problems when you do cohort analysis in history: diagnose the usual errors, find the root cause fast and apply fixes that actually hold.

Troubleshooting: Adopt minimal computing

Troubleshooting common problems when you adopt minimal computing: diagnose the usual errors, find the root cause fast and apply fixes that actually hold on

Troubleshooting: Choose embedded vs sidecar metadata

Troubleshooting common problems when you choose embedded vs sidecar metadata: diagnose the usual errors, find the root cause fast and apply fixes that actually hold