On 6/23/15 9:07 AM, Ali Khalili wrote:
Dear all,we are happy to announce the beta release of our LD-R (Linked Data Reactor) framework for developing component-based Linked Data applications:http://ld-r.orgThe LD-R framework combines several state-of-the-art Web technologies to realize the vision of Linked Data components. LD-R is centered around Facebook's ReactJS and Flux architecture for developing Web components with single directional data flow. LD-R offers the first Isomorphic Semantic Web application (i.e. using the same code for both client and server side) by dehydrating/rehydrating states between the client and server.The main features of LD-R are: - User Interface as first class citizen. - Isomorphic SW application development - Reuse of current Web components within SW apps. - Sharing components and configs rather than application code. - Separation of concerns. - Flexible theming for SW apps.This is the beta release of LD-R and we are working on enhancing the framework. Therefore, your feedback is more than welcome.For more information, please check the documentation on http://ld-r.org or refer to the Github repository at http://github.com/ali1k/ld-rAli Khalili Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KRR) research group The Network Institute Computer Science Department VU University Amsterdam http://krr.cs.vu.nl/
Ali, Great stuff !BTW -- What credentials should be used with the demo? If signup is required, what's the signup verification turnaround time?
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