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KiWi Annual Meeting
Last week the partners of the KiWi (Knowledge In a Wiki) project met in Salzburg for the 2009 Annual Meeting. Sebastian Schaffert and his team demonstrated the latest version of
KiWi as a Social Wiki Platform for Software Development, Open Ontology Management
KiWi – Knowledge in a Wiki, Day 2 – Josef Holy from Sun Microsystems Prague led the first part of today’s use case presentation. With the KiWi semantic wiki system
Content Versatility in the KiWi Core System
It’s been five months since the last Joint Work Package (WP) meeting in the KiWi – Knowledge in a Wiki – project. This morning, we gathered in Vienna for the
Build your own Facebook (Meebo, iPhone,…) apps and widgets with zembly
It’s true: Facebook apps can be pretty annoying, in particular because of some developers’ misconception of viral marketing as represented by the “Spam 20 friends first before using this serviceâ€
Java's Inner Sanctum: A Visit to Sun Microsystems' Usability Lab in Prague
The walls in room 3328, the observation room at Sun Microsystem’s usability lab in Prague, are painted a subdued blue. It swallows all the light, ensuring the testing scenario is
Java’s Inner Sanctum: A Visit to Sun Microsystems’ Usability Lab in Prague
The walls in room 3328, the observation room at Sun Microsystem’s usability lab in Prague, are painted a subdued blue. It swallows all the light, ensuring the testing scenario is
Not a pipeline, but a graph: software development in the KiWi/Sun usecase
Josef Holy‘s report this morning about the status quo in the KiWi usecase conducted in collaboration with Sun microsystem presented us with an interesting contrast. While the point of departure
KiWi Joint Work Package Meeting in Prague
So here we go again, the KiWi and me: Today, tomorrow and Friday I am in Prague with my colleagues Andreas Blumauer and Matthias Samwald, attending the first Joint Workpackage
KIWI Project Partners, Pt.4: Sun
As soon as KIWI enters the use cases stage, collaboration with business partners is going to gain particular importance. One of these partners is Sun Microsystems – who hardly need