Hannes Dohrn

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10AUG 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Server-Side Scripting in the Sweble Engine
Abstract: The Sweble Engine is a wiki software built around the powerful “wiki object model” (WOM), which represents the full state of the wiki. This thesis adds scripting support to Sweble so that scripts embedded in a wiki page, can manipulate the WOM and hence the state of the wiki. The focus of this thesis […]
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22SEP 2014
2 Research
HD-Diff released as part of Sweble 2.0
HD-Diff is a tree-based algorithm to compute the differences between two documents. The algorithm was presented in a paper at the DocEng 2014 conference. Unlike other tree-based differencing algorithms HD-Diff can look into text nodes, splits them when necessary and produces a very fine-grained edit script. It is especially suited for tree-based text documents (e.g. […]
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18SEP 2014
2 Research
Fine-grained Change Detection in Structured Text Documents (DocEng 2014)
Abstract: Detecting and understanding changes between document revisions is an important task. The acquired knowledge can be used to classify the nature of a new document revision or to support a human editor in the review process. While purely textual change detection algorithms offer fine-grained results, they do not understand the syntactic meaning of a change. […]
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14SEP 2014
2 Research
Sweble 2.0 released!
Two years after our first public release of the Google-Sponsored Sweble 2.0 Alpha, we are happy to announce the release of Sweble 2.0! The most important innovation in the alpha release was the introduction of the engine component which allowed full Mediawiki template expansion. Since then many other new features and bug fixes have been […]
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07AUG 2013
2 Research
Design and Implementation of Wiki Content Transformations and Refactorings
Abstract: The organic growth of wikis requires constant attention by contributors who are willing to patrol the wiki and improve its content structure. However, most wikis still only offer textual editing and even wikis which offer WYSIWYG editing do not assist the user in restructuring the wiki. Therefore, “gardening” a wiki is a tedious and […]
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26NOV 2012
2 Research
Sweble on GitHub and Ohloh
The Sweble Project can now be found on GitHub and Ohloh. The GitHub repositories mirror the primary repositories hosted on our servers. Commits pushed to our repositories will be pushed to GitHub after a short delay. Please visit us on Ohloh and let us know if you’re using Sweble!
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