JabRef's participation in GSoC

JabRef's participation in GSoC

A good proposal is structured, complete and backed by your code contributions. We want you to be honest and realistic while writing your proposal. You must also use Google’s guide to Writing a Prop...

JabRef’s strength is that everything is configurable. There are more than 100 parameters to tweak. This is loved and hated by users at the same way. Two major pain points exist. In the BibTeX ...

Zotero is an alternative to JabRef with features focused on collaboration (and less on BibTeX quality). Zotero offers a Storage. It would be great if JabRef could synchronize with the storage. Zot...

With the ever-growing number of publications in computer science and other fields of research, conducting secondary studies becomes necessary to summarize the current state of the art. For software...

Currently, JabRef GUI holds all entries in memory. It even converts LaTeX to Unicode and vice versa to support better search. While this is a great UX, this leads to a huge memory consumption. The ...

JabRef, comprehensive literature management software, currently supports both handling metadata and text-based PDF documents. However, a significant limitation arises with scanned PDFs, particularl...

JabRef consists of multiple parts: JabKit, JabLS, JabSrv, and JabRef (the GUI). JabKit is the command-line tool of JabRef offering all the “cool” functionality using a command-line interface. Curr...

Description: JabRef can connect to LibreOffice to offer premier reference management by allowing users to cite library entries directly into the document, and then generate bibliographies based on...