• Martin Holmes
• Joey Takeda

• data curation
• infrastructure
• minimal computing
• publishing
• standards
• tools
• web

• project resiliency
• digital editions
• software obsolescence
• sustainability
• static websites

We’ve made all our digital editions static websites, and should too; you’ll regret it if you don’t.

• Constance Crompton

• data curation
• markup
• minimal computing
• project management
• project report
• pedagogy

• project resiliency
• innovation
• sustainability

Innovation and sustainability: can you have both?

• Grant Wythoff

• dh
• minimal computing
• cultural criticism
• collaboration

This article first takes a broader view of minimalism to register several problematic echoes of minimal computing among digital detoxers and disaster survivalists in intensities ranging from Luddism to asceticism.

• Nabeel Siddiqui

• project management
• markup
• tools
• minimal computing
• philosophy
• history
• publishing

Drawing on software studies, data feminism, digital rhetoric studies, information science, and the history of computing, this paper foregrounds Markdown as a cultural object to analyze the social, cultural, and political pressures surrounding the digital humanities.  Rather than beginning with contemporary discourse, it draws parallels between Markdown and Donald Knuth's TeX.

• Martin Paul Eve

• archives
• access
• minimal computing
• ethics
• digital libraries

This article examines the limits on scalability of the distribution of the Library Genesis through its torrent archive and other distributed networking technologies such as IFS, which despite their promise of peer-to-peer redundancy fall down on an archive of this size.

• Zahra Rizvi
• Rohan Chauhan
• A. Sean Pue
• Nishat Zaidi

• literary studies
• project management
• access
• minimal computing
• data modeling

Exploring minimal computing as a method for creating multilingual, digital critical editions of Indian-language poetry.

• Tiffany Chan
• Jentery Sayers

• project report
• minimal computing
• access
• project management

A brief exploration of Vault, a digital asset management system, and how it illustrates minimal computing from the labor perspective.

• Chris Diaz

• access
• project report
• mobile
• minimal computing
• glam
• translation

Developing a Progressive Web App, Caravans of Gold, with minimal computing in mind.

• Quinn Dombrowski

• globalDH
• access
• tools
• minimal computing
• ethics
• collaboration

This paper focuses on the practical realities of implementing the most common minimal computing methods for web development.

• Till Grallert

• project report
• digitization
• cultural heritage
• markup
• minimal computing
• access

This paper introduces and evaluates the project Open Arabic Periodical Editions (OpenArabicPE) as a case study of minimal computing.

• Raffaele Viglianti
• Gimena del Rio Riande
• Nidia Hernández
• Romina De Léon

• access
• globalDH
• pedagogy
• project report
• minimal computing

In this paper, we present our preliminary reflections on whether minimal computing as a practice can extend beyond computing done under some technological constraints to serving as a common ground between different digital humanities research dynamics in the Global North and South.

• Christina Boyles
• Andy Boyles Petersen

• access
• ethics
• social justice
• minimal computing

This article has examines notions of precarity within the Makers by Mail project to interrogate the relationship between minimal computing methodologies and academic austerity.

• Matthew Lincoln
• Jennifer Isasi
• Sarah Melton
• François Dominic Laramée

• project report
• info architecture
• project management
• minimal computing
• globalDH

In this case study, we show how the challenges of maintaining a sustainable static-site architecture for the Programming Historian are deeply intertwined with the logistical challenges of expanding the original project into a multilingual set of publications.

• Jing Chen
• Mengqi Li
• Wensi Lin
• Yinzhou Zhao
• Mengyue Zhang
• Han Chen
• Qiang Hu
• Yongqing Xie

• project report
• visual art
• cultural heritage
• collaboration
• minimal computing
• history
• publishing

This essay offers a case study of the ZHI project, a digital craftsmanship project showcasing the beauty of traditional craftsmanship at three levels: knowing, making, and intelligence.

• Stephanie Sapienza
• Eric Hoyt
• Matt St. John
• Ed Summers
• JJ Bersch

• data curation
• access
• project report
• minimal computing
• project management

This paper introduces and unpacks several challenges faced by stewards who work with audiovisual resources, departing from the premise that audiovisual resources are undervalued and underutilized as primary source materials for scholarship and therefore receive less attention in the sphere of digital humanities.

• Roopika Risam
• Alex Gil

• minimal computing
• users
• globalDH
• infrastructure