Version 1.10.0

Addressed issues #114, #113 and #112.

Version 1.9.0

Incorporates a new development environment for knowledge-base developers based on the Electron environment. This simplifies:

• setting up a development environment for developing knowledge-bases
• initialsing a new knowledge-base

This version facilititates creating a new knowledge-base from scratch by creating only a taxa.csv file. It will make teaching and learning Identikit much easier.

Version 1.9 alpha test

This pre-release of version 1.9 does not have all the features that we intend to include with version 1.9, but it does have most of the bug fixes from 1.8 and, most importantly, it incorporates the new Electron development environment.

Version 1.8.2

The main feature of release 1.8.0 is a new visualisation ('vis6') which is a 'mobile-first' multi-access key that is suitable for using on small-format devices such as smartphones. Using this visualisation and the new Progressive Web App (PWA) features of Identikit 1.8.0, you can build mobile-first multi-access keys which can be deployed as apps on smartphones and even used away from an internet connection.

Release 1.8.2 addresses some minor issues evident when people deploy resources, particularly to CMS and also set the pwaSupress flag to true so that, by default, service worker does not kick in during knowledge-base development (which causes confusing caching issues).

Version 1.8.1

The main feature of release 1.8.0 is a new visualisation ('vis6') which is a 'mobile-first' multi-access key that is suitable for using on small-format devices such as smartphones. Using this visualisation and the new Progressive Web App (PWA) features of Identikit 1.8.0, you can build mobile-first multi-access keys which can be deployed as apps on smartphones and even used away from an internet connection.

Release 1.8.1 fixes some packaging problems.

Version 1.8.0

The main feature of release 1.8.0 is a new visualisation ('vis6') which is a 'mobile-first' multi-access key that is suitable for using on small-format devices such as smartphones. Using this visualisation and the new Progressive Web App (PWA) features of Identikit 1.8.0, you can build mobile-first multi-access keys which can be deployed as apps on smartphones and even used away from an internet connection.

Version 1.7.2

Bugfix release to address issue #19.

Version 1.7.1

Some very minor changes from major release 1.7.0 in order to address a couple of minor problems with 1.7.0.

Version 1.7.0

Most of the significant changes to the Identikit with release 1.7.0 are architectural (i.e. 'under the hood') in preparation for significant changes coming later in 2018 when we will produce a multi-access key that is 'mobile-first' and suitable for delivering ID resources that can be used in the field. Nevertheless there have been one or two significant changes in this release, notably a major improvement to the image handling controls (now uses Galleria) and the ability to link in NBN maps. There are a number of bug-fixes and improvements.

Version 1.6.0

New release that includes a new taxon selection interface for full species descriptions (which has been reinstated after being dropped from previous release) and side-by-side comparisons. Also some architectural changes to allow more efficient loading of resources (particularly javascript resources) and to add API features to facilitate controlling tombiovis from without (e.g. a hosting web page).