Markus Krötzsch
Autor de Foundations of Semantic Web Technologies (Chapman & Hall/CRC Textbooks in Computing)
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Foundations of Semantic Web Technologies (Chapman & Hall/CRC Textbooks in Computing) (2009) — Autor — 22 copias
Web reasoning and rule systems : 6th International Conference, RR 2012, Vienna, Austria, September 10-12, 2012.… (2012) 2 copias
OWL 2 Web Ontology Language primer : W3C recommendation — Editor — 1 copia
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The quality of the essasys is of course uneven. Surprisingly wide range of contributors too.
The standout is Federico Quintero's "Software that Has the Quality Without A Name". While the gang of 4's Design Patterns book drew from _A Pattern Language_, producing massive, heavy, and in my experience, often useless patterns, Quintero is inspired by a later book by the same author, _The Nature of Order_, but to better (and more succinct!) effect, providing ways to look at code, not boilerplate structures. I like his patterns such as "Thick Boundaries", "Levels of Scale", and "Strong Centers" a lot more than Singletons, Observers, and Abstract Factories.… (más)
The standout is Federico Quintero's "Software that Has the Quality Without A Name". While the gang of 4's Design Patterns book drew from _A Pattern Language_, producing massive, heavy, and in my experience, often useless patterns, Quintero is inspired by a later book by the same author, _The Nature of Order_, but to better (and more succinct!) effect, providing ways to look at code, not boilerplate structures. I like his patterns such as "Thick Boundaries", "Levels of Scale", and "Strong Centers" a lot more than Singletons, Observers, and Abstract Factories.… (más)
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The standout is Federico Quintero's "Software that Has the Quality Without A Name". While the gang of 4's Design Patterns book drew from _A Pattern Language_, producing massive, heavy, and in my experience, often useless patterns, Quintero is inspired by a later book by the same author, _The Nature of Order_, but to better (and more succinct!) effect, providing ways to look at code, not boilerplate structures. I like his patterns such as "Thick Boundaries", "Levels of Scale", and "Strong Centers" a lot more than Singletons, Observers, and Abstract Factories.… (más)