universitaire canadien
Contribute
LibreQDA is developed for and by the research community. Our guiding principle: publish the source code and host a free version of the software.
To add new features, we rely on the support of institutional actors or research teams who believe in the principles of open science.
If you need a specific feature that aligns with LibreQDA's scientific directions and you have financial resources available, write to us at libreqda@usherbrooke.ca.
Roadmap
The following features are considered priorities for upcoming versions:
- Labels (inspired by tags in Zotero)
- Co-occurrence matrices
- Re-coding selections from the exploration window
- Improve code merging
- Hide other analysts' codes
- Merge projects
- Cartographic representation of codes
- Rich display and better PDF support
- Extend conditional code selection to files and collections
Help us develop them for the community!
Hall of fame
Thank you to the organizations that have supported the development of features.
v1.1
Integrate LibreQDA through JupyterLab, on the Digital Research Alliance systems.
v1.0
Allocation for Research Platforms and Portals (virtual machines hosted in Montréal, QC, CA and floating IP addresses).
Special grant from the Vice-rectorat à la recherche et aux études supérieur for the development and deployment of LibreQDA.
