The VIA source code repository contains a separate folder for each major version of VIA: via-1.x.y, via-2.x.y and via-3.x.y. Slides ( pdf, odp) and videos ( mp4, youtube) from a talk titled "Learnings from developing and maintaining a research software that has been used more than 3 million times in the last 3 years" at International Series of Online Research Software Events ( SORSE) on Nov. 10, 2020. The development of each version is carried out in a separate branch (e.g. via-2.x.y branch). If you wish to contribute code to VIA (we encourage you to do so), please send a pull request to one of the branches. Please do not send pull requests to the master branch. Furthermore, all contributions must adhere to the existing license of the VIA project. The following code documentation are available for each major version of VIA: History [ edit ] Southern Class 377 at Battersea Park station in June 2010 Southeastern Class 395 Javelin at St Pancras in August 2012 Thameslink Class 319 at St Albans station in November 2014

VIA 2.0.7 : (01 May 2019) user's mouse cursor coordinate is visible ( 172), some bug fixes ( issue 173, merge 15).Michelin recommended: this route option focuses on safety, simplicity and minimising any risk of route errors. This is the default route that Michelin recommends.

VIA 2.0.8 : (14 June 2019) rotated ellipse, import/export of COCO annotations, shows region shape description and bug fixes. First convert VIA3 annotations to COCO format and then to Web Annotation Data Model format using the coco_to_w3c.py script developed by the CDLI project. You can add up to 6 stages to your route. These stages will also be included in the ViaMichelin GPS app if you have saved your route in your Michelin account.

Scrabble Tools

VIA 3.0.11 : (08-Oct-2021) temporal segments can now have attributes, add/delete polygon vertex, added magnifier and zoom for image annotator.

VIA 3.0.0 : (17 May 2019) A major upgrade to the VIA codebase to allow manual annotation of audio and video. National Rail Contract awarded to Govia Thameslink Railway". Go Ahead News. 25 March 2022 . Retrieved 15 October 2022. Older releases : 3.0.0| 3.0.1| 3.0.2| 3.0.3| 3.0.4| 3.0.5| 3.0.6| 3.0.7| 3.0.8| 3.0.9| 3.0.10| 3.0.11

Wordle Helper

provides a springboard for understanding the current codebase of VIA which is just an extension of the early prototype. Furthermore, the introductory tutorials prepared by Mozilla is also very helpful in understanding the basic concepts of HTML/CSS/Javascript platform. Development and maintenance of VIA software has been supported by the following two research grants:

Pair Annotation : (16 Jan. 2020) VIA Use Case: Pair Annotation shows how VIA3 can be used to define metadata associated with an image pair. LISA 0.0.3 : (08-Oct-2021) public release of List Annotator ( LISA) which can be used to efficiently annotate a large list of images or videos.Established in 1986, the Go-Ahead Group has its roots in North East England where it was formed as Go-Ahead Northern during the de-regulation of the bus industry. Keolis is the biggest private operator of public transport in France and a major worldwide operator of transport services. Department for Transport Announces Winner of Thameslink/GN Franchise Department for Transport Press Release 13 December 2005