Awesome IIIF

[Jason Ronallo]

Hi,

During the IIIF Conference in NYC I created an "awesome list" [1] for
IIIF. An awesome list is a curated list of resources and an easy way
to begin collecting links to all the great work that's happening in
our community, help orient new folks, and show the abundance of
information and tools available.

The list has now moved into the IIIF Github organization. We welcome
your contributions. Please read and follow the contribution
guidelines. In short you can either submit a pull request (the Github
interface makes this easy enough even if you don't know how to use Git
[2]) or add a new issue.

The list and its sections is a work in progress. How things are
organized is open and fluid, so please make suggestions. I'm happy to
answer any questions about what is appropriate or where an item ought
to go.

https://github.com/IIIF/awesome-iiif

Contribution guidelines:
https://github.com/IIIF/awesome-iiif/blob/master/contributing.md

We are looking forward to your contributions and feedback. I hope you
find the list useful both in discovering new resources and for
promoting the awesome work you're doing.

Thank you,

Jason

[1] https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome
[2] The Github interface also makes it easier to accept the change
through a pull request!