Semantic microservices for reuse and flexibility - mu.semte.ch evolution
Linked (open) Data is of great benefit to others. But what about your own benefit? When organizations benefit, they will share. The mu.semte.ch stack has proven software reuse in many domains (we’ll show you). Microservices, Linked Open Data and modern Web Applications are as productive as ever. We present idiomatic and practical microservices reuse, ideal Linked Open Data disclosure (and much-requested SPARQL security), and other shiny new features in the Open Source mu.semte.ch stack.
Aad studied Civil Engineering in Computer Sciences with a focus on Databases and Linked Data. In 2014 he co-created mu.semte.ch where he is still a core-team member. Aad was involved in various data-driven startups, is involved in Open Source communities, pushed Linked Data as Innovation Manager, gives occasional guest lectures, guides companies in IT transition, and co-founded redpencil.io last year providing vision and guidance in distributed information sharing.
Technical Futurist
redpencil.io
Erika studied Civil Engineering in Computer Sciences specializing in Distributed Systems. In 2014 she co-created mu.semte.ch where she is still a core-team member. She has worked as developer and architect on several projects, in industry and research, to extract and publish (linked) open data. She co-founded redpencil.io last year providing vision and guidance in distributed information sharing.
Web Architect
redpencil.io
