Holger Knublauch is a Computer Scientist developing tools and methods for the construction of domain models and Semantic Web content. He currently serves as Vice President for TopQuadrant where he is responsible for product development. Previously he was a Research Fellow at Stanford Medical Informatics and the University of Manchester where he developed the original Protégé-OWL (http://protege.stanford.edu/).
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Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) run inside web browsers and provide a much
more dynamic user experience than conventional web pages. While traditional
HTML-based pages require a full reload of the page when the user clicks on a
link, many modern web pages only reload parts of the page and provide
animations to dynamically navigate through an information space.
There are several platforms to implement such dynamic web pages, for example
AJAX, Flash, Java FX, Microsoft Silverlight, OpenLaszlo, XUL. These platform
all share a similar programming model that mixes declarative (XML) elements
to describe the layout of user interfaces with some imperative scripting to
define the application's behavior.
For our newest Semantic Web tooling platform TopBraid Live we had to pick one
of these technologies. The goal of TopBraid Live is to serve as developm... (more)
Holger Knublauch is a Computer Scientist developing tools and methods for the construction of domain models and Semantic Web content. He currently serves as Vice President for TopQuadrant where he is responsible for product development. Previously he was a Research Fellow at Stanford Medical Informatics and the University of Manchester where he developed the original Protégé-OWL (http://protege.stanford.edu/).
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