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23MAY 2011
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: Best Practices of Adopting Open Source Software in Closed Source Software Products (in English)
Abstract: Open source software offers great chances in software development through cost savings and shorter time to market. Open source software is used by companies – in some cases consciously, in others unconsciously, which puts its implications on the business. This thesis deals with these implications. Threats a company might face are outlined and best practices […]
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23MAY 2011
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: Abschnittsbasierte Textklassifikation in der Wikipedia
Abstract: Die Wikipedia hat das Ziel, eine global verfügbare, freie Informationsquelle in Form eines Online-Lexikons zu erstellen. Freiwillige aus der ganzen Welt erstellen und kategorisieren kollaborativ neue Artikel, prüfen, aktualisieren und verbessern bestehende Artikel. Diese Änderungen erfordern auch das Überarbeiten anderer Inhalte, um die Konsistenz der Wikipedia zu erhalten. Aufgrund des Umfangs der Wikipedia ist es […]Abstract: Die Wikipedia hat das Ziel, eine global verfügbare, freie Informationsquelle in Form eines Online-Lexikons zu erstellen. Freiwillige aus der ganzen Welt erstellen und kategorisieren kollaborativ neue Artikel, prüfen, aktualisieren und verbessern bestehende Artikel. Diese Änderungen erfordern auch das Überarbeiten anderer Inhalte, um die Konsistenz der Wikipedia zu erhalten. Aufgrund des Umfangs der Wikipedia ist es […]
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14MAY 2011
2 Research
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
2 Research
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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02MAY 2011
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: Open Source Collaboration Codified (in English)
Abstract: When using mailing lists as a collaboration tool, (open source) software developers are following various usage patterns. In order to improve the efficiency of open source collaboration, this thesis tries to identify these existing patterns by analyzing the mailing lists of popular open source projects, then proposes an annotation schema to codify these patterns. A […]
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01MAY 2011
2 Research
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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