Bebop Reviews in 2026

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Students and anyone in need of a solution that provides a web interface to a list of publications stored in a BibTeX file

About Bebop

Bebop provides a nice web interface to a list of publications stored in a BibTeX file. Bebop is based on a single BibTeX file as database. Listing by year, author, document type, keywords, research area. Search in document titles, generation of keyword cloud, displaying abstract, BibTeX and links to DOI, full text, slides, poster files, exporting to BibTeX. RSS feed of the publication list, unAPI support, zotero compatibility, adding new publications online (either by BibTeX code or by filling in specific fields), better user experience with AJAX. Permanent links to publications and categories, easily embedable into personal websites and CMS-based websites. Bebop uses j4bib to convert the BibTeX file into XML format. The web interface is built on top of the XML data to provide an easy navigation of publications. It is usable by anyone who keeps the list of their publications in BibTeX form. Installation takes 1 minute.

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BibSonomy

Using BibSonomy you can easily create collections of bookmark and publication posts. Just insert bookmarks and publications. You can do this even faster with our BibSonomy browser add-ons or bookmarklets. In addition, you can also use ISBN, ISSN, DOI, or barcodes to have the insert publication form filled up automatically for you. Use tags to organize the posts in your collection. If you choose them carefully, tags are a very powerful instrument. Learn more about tagging in BibSonomy. BibSonomy helps you create bibligraphies for scientific papers. If you use a specific tag for each bibliography and assign it to all your paper posts accordingly, you can use the tag to find all papers of the bibliography. Afterwards, you can export your publication list in the desired format. BibSonomy supports a lot of formats, e. g. Microsoft Word Reference Manager, EndNote, and BibTeX.

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