In a lucky coincidence, the new version number of the Korp frontend is the same as its release date (if you choose to write it so). The relase mainly boasts large refactoring efforts, but let's take a look at user-facing improvements before diving into the code side of things.
A new version of the Korp frontend was released on March 24, 2025.
The app now loads a little bit faster, thanks to two changes:
First, we are looking into HTTP caching, meaning that your browser can reuse previous data requests instead of sending new ones. You will notice this if you do a search and then reload the page. (Technically, however, this is not a change to the Korp frontend, but to the backend.)
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A new version of the Korp frontend was released on September 17, 2024.
In this release, most of the work on our popular corpus tool has been devoted to renewing parts of the codebase. One such task involves converting JavaScript code to TypeScript, which reveals certain bugs, prevents others, and simplifies development later down the road.
However, some changes do affect obsevable behaviour:
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This post was inspired by Márton András Tóth's mid seminar and written in consultation with Martin Hammarstedt.
Say you are a linguist studying the use of present perfect in contemporary Swedish. Surely, you think, Korp has plenty of example sentences.
Ord kan förändra sina betydelser. Man behöver inte en doktorgrad i språkvetenskap för att upptäcka att grym i (1) betyder inte samma sak som i (2).