Today we're happy to release Centurial v1.24, which introduces a complete overhaul of the Centurial globalization framework. This overhaul is a necessary step towards introducing reporting in Centurial later this year. Have a nice weekend!
https://t.co/IOQELSTAQS
Today we're releasing Centurial v1.23, which focuses on refactoring the web scrapers and the source references. Not only does this prepare Centurial for future releases, it also allowed us to fix some long-standing issues. https://t.co/qf4d4oTOpF #centurial#genealogy#evidence
Today I'm happy to release Centurial v1.22, which introduces new web scrapers for the top 20 most used websites, including Ancestry, BillionGraves, Find a Grave, WieWasWie, several Dutch archives, and more.
https://t.co/J5Fa0njlrT
In today's blog post, we take a little deep dive into two new features of last week's release: roles and stories. The blog post serves as a user guide, discusses some design choices, and offers practical guidance.
https://t.co/jpWn0ees66
#centurial#genealogy#evidence
Oh, how I love Friday, release day! Today we're happy to welcome Centurial v1.21, which is all about roles and stories. But there's more: many improvements to the events, new facts and statuses, and many user requests.
https://t.co/qf4d4oTOpF
#centurial#genealogy#evidencebased
Today's blog post is all about manual correlation, a perhaps underexposed but very useful Centurial feature. What is it, when do you need it, and how does it work?
https://t.co/BxdAdFKCQD
#centurial#genealogy#evidencebased
As a follow up to the Centurial v1.20 release from last Friday, we've just published a new blog post that serves as a further introduction to Events. Also, we've released Centurial v1.20.2, fulfilling a user request and fixing some more little bugs.
https://t.co/a4jCoGBPf4
Centurial v1.20 is all about Events. It introduces over 60 new event types, promotes events in Centurial to be a third entity, includes the new Event List and Event View, improves the timeline and comes with some refactoring and restyling. https://t.co/IOQELST31k
The results of the Centurial 2021 Roadmap Poll are in, you can read all about them and their consequences for the 2021 roadmap here:
https://t.co/cFUHgnXQg4
It's Friday release day, and so we're happy to present Centurial v1.19 which introduces the improved Person List, an auto-complete feature to speed up data entry in the Claims Panel, a Quick Access panel for the File Explorer and many other user requests.
https://t.co/0RqhG2i8xA
2021 is going to be a busy and exciting year for Centurial. In our latest blog post, we take a look at Centurial roadmap for 2021 and 2022, and we ask your help in prioritizing the development efforts!
https://t.co/pgt7TZkFyZ
Centurial v1.18 introduces interactive tutorials, designed to guide users through the Centurial research process, one step at a time, inside the Centurial window. The tutorials target both new and more experienced users.
https://t.co/IOQELST31k
It's Friday, time for another blog post! Today we dive into the subject of keyboard focus in the Source View. We'll introduce the improvements that Centurial v1.17 has to offer in this area, including the many new hotkeys. Enjoy the weekend!
https://t.co/TMNK1s8L7S
Today we're happy to present Centurial v1.17, which introduces a new design of the Source View, clips, transcriptions, the new Analysis View, and signature analysis. We've also published a new blog post that introduces the new Clips feature in more detail. https://t.co/WNjaPCNCL2
In our latest blog, we take an in-depth look at several examples of everyday sources, and at ways to improve the corresponding source references. https://t.co/BVOBnBpeZd
Outside it's the first heatwave of summer, inside we're keeping things cool with a new blog post on the Source View. We'll be taking a look at the core functions of this view, and we'll be showing a first glimpse of the redesign that is coming up in v1.17! https://t.co/qtqqn7FcSa
On this beautiful Sunday in spring we present to you Centurial v1.16.2, a service release that contains some nice improvements and user requests. Also, we strongly improved the documentation pages of the Centurial website: https://t.co/sXDoac4Ul3.