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February 2010
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- Feb 26Janos.HaitsXWiki Platform (Main.WebHome) - XWiki
XWiki is a platform for developing collaborative web applications using the wiki paradigm. This is what makes XWiki a second generation wiki.
XWiki Products are based on the XWiki Platform which provides common services and UI to them. - Feb 24
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- Feb 05Janos.HaitsTwinkle: A SPARQL Query Tool
A standalone tool with a simple GUI interface. Run SPARQL on your local or remote RDF files, or through SPARQL endpoints.
January 2010
- Jan 05Janos.HaitsBridgeDb
Trac is a web-based software project management and bug/issue tracking system emphasizing ease of use and low ceremony. It provides an integrated Wiki, an interface to version control systems, and a number of convenient ways to stay on top of events and changes within a project.
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December 2009
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November 2009
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- Nov 18Janos.HaitsWindows Azure Platform
The Windows Azure platform offers a flexible, familiar environment for developers to create cloud applications and services. With Windows Azure, you can shorten your time to market and adapt as demand for your service grows.
- Nov 13Janos.HaitsSemantic web - EduTech Wiki
“ The Semantic Web is a project that intends to create a universal medium for information exchange by putting documents with computer-processable meaning (semantics) on the World Wide Web.” Wikipedia: Semantic Web
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October 2009
- Oct 19Janos.HaitsNeOn Wiki
The NeOn toolkit is a state-of-the-art, open source multi-platform ontology engineering environment, which aims to provide comprehensive support for all activities in the ontology engineering life-cycle. The toolkit is based on the Eclipse platform, a leading development environment.
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September 2009
- Sep 24bertailsShould ORMs Insulate Developers from SQL? - Code Commit
This is a question which is fundamental to any ORM design. And really from a philosophical standpoint, how should ORMs deal with SQL? Isn’t the whole point of the ORM to sit between the developer and the database as an all-encompassing, object oriented layer?


