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14MAY 2011
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The Sweble Wikitext Parser Offer to the Wikipedia Community
Our offer to the Wikimedia Foundation and the Wikipedia (technical) community is this: Come up with a new and better Wikitext and use the Sweble Wikitext parser to convert old Wikipedia content to that new format. Naturally, the new Wikitext format should work well with visual editors etc. We have spent more than one year […]
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03MAY 2011
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Using CrystallBall, the Sweble Parser Demo
CrystallBall is our parser demo so that you don’t have to get down to code to check out the parser. It is a simple and easy way to see how we interpret Wikitext. The general Sweble Parser documentation is on the wiki, naturally. Here are a few examples, though, for the hurried among you. Please […]
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01MAY 2011
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Announcing the Open Source Sweble Wikitext Parser v1.0
We are happy to announce the general availability of the first public release of the Sweble Wikitext parser, available from http://sweble.org. The Sweble Wikitext parser can parse all complex Wikitext, incl. tables and templates produces a real abstract syntax tree (AST); a DOM will follow soon is open source made available under the Apache Software […]
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01MAY 2011
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Sweble Website Launch
Finally, our Sweble [1] project site has launched! And with it one of our first projects is going Open Source: The Wikitext Parser, developed at the Open Source Research Group at the University Erlangen-Nürnberg. [1] The Sweble project develops and provides libaries and components for a MediaWiki compatible wiki software. An important focus is wiki […]
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30DEC 2010
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Upcoming 2011 and 2012 Research Conferences
Some upcoming research conferences with submission deadlines in 2011. Software Engineering ESEC/FSE 2011 – research papers due March 11th OSS 2011 – research papers due April 8th OOPSLA 2011 – research papers due April 8th ICSE 2012 – research papers due September 29th Collaborative Work WikiSym 2011 – research papers due April 1st CSCW 2012 […]
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07SEP 2010
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More Smart Phones for AMOS Project
After Prof. Riehle paid a visit to the Googleplex in Mountain View, the Android and Educational Outreach folks at Google got so excited about the AMOS Project that they donated two more smart phones on the spot. These are Motorola Droids, see below. These are not GSM phones, however, they have WiFi capability and should […]
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