A new zumida video is out on YouTube!
Now, that zumida has emerged into a mature platform, it is time to present the first public video. See zumida in action, from registration to content creation a...
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Explaining the new zumida dashboard
Recently I have been working on the zumida dashboard. The dasboard provides an overview of the information managed with zumida. From there you can dive into the...
The new zumida user interface revealed!
Some time ago I started working on a new version of zumida, a software for knowledge management, communication, and presentation. Today, I want to share two scr...
A tool for analyzing data from welding experiments
Some time ago a friend of mine, Prof. Gerard Wilhelm, asked me to develop a tool for analyzing data from his welding experiments. In this post I want to share s...
The Hyperkit Software graph library in action
At Hyperkit Software we also develop JavaScript graph visualization algorithms. However, we focus on touch-based interaction and physics-based animation to make...
JavaScript graph libraries: Cytoscape vs. Sigma vs. D3
Recently, I added tags to my blog posts and scientific publications. The tags allow me to connect my articles based on keywords and topics. I use the tags to im...
Hyperkit Software™ goes online!
I am happy to announce the launch of www.hyperkit-software.com! We have been working on our software products over the past two years. Now we feel is the right ...
zumida goes online!
I am happy to announce the launch of www.zumida.com! We invented zumida to revolutionize corporate and public knowledge exploration. Check it out and give us fe...
Managing Our Team Roadmap with MediaWiki
Recently, a few colleagues and I founded a working group around the topic of software engineering for future energy systems (also called smart grids). To coordi...
JavaScript/SVG Tag Graph Interface
Here's another interface in the series of JavaScript/SVG interactive respectively animated prototypes: The tag graph. The idea is to display the article tags as...