Open Data Day is an annual celebration of open data all over the world.
I’m convinced that open data is of major importance to the internet and humanity as a whole. It transfers the power from individuals and corporations to the public. Imagine if a major movie site like IMDb or TheMovieDB closes down. The data would simply be lost and there is nothing you can do about it.
In addition, you, as a user, are obliged to follow any… » read more
As of now, the OFDb uses a decoupled Drupal setup, meaning that users and content is managed by Drupal, while the front-end “connects” to it in order to fetch and display the content. This provides a high amount of flexibility.
However, I decided to completely rewrite the front-end and implement it with Drupal as well. This has mainly two reasons:
Wow, we have a blog now!
Here you will find news about the Open Film Database and her development. This blog is the official way of communication, and the place to visit to stay up to date with the project.
Meanwhile, you can get your fingers dirty by adding movies and TV shows to the database—everyone’s help is welcome.