How can code design and refactoring be affected by choice of language? What kinds of programming language are best suited to each type of testing? WhatĪutomated techniques could be used to test web based applications and user interfaces? And Discuss the different types of automated testing that are needed to maintain high quality.The job spec provides more details, we only ask that when applying you try to answer two of three questions below: If you are interested in being an early part of publishing large amounts of data on the semantic web? And building truly compelling software that provides an excellent user experience for millions of users, then you might be interested in applying. Whilst the underlying technology is important, we have to balance this with an excellent user experience. Aspire is built entirely upon our semantic web platform, and is one of the few truly native linked data applications. We are currently working on delivering Talis Aspire into a number of Higher Education institutions here in the UK and abroad. It is the vision of our Education Division to connect faculties, students and educators together using technology, with the aim of creating joined up learning environments and providing seamless access to education resources and pedagogical expertise. Rob has already discussed the Web Application Technical Lead role, and I’ll like to mention that we are also looking for Senior Developers to join both our Platform and Education divisions. We are currently recruiting for a number of different positions at Talis, amongst these are several openings to join our development teams. Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged rdfquery, Talis | Leave a reply We’re hiring … You can download and learn more about rdfQuery here. We also wanted to get some closer integration with the Talis Platform, so I’ve also been working on adding Changeset support. We also spent time talking about some of the Ontology support that Jeni is thinking of adding to rdfQuery, which could be very useful. It was a great effort by everyone involved. Jeni and Kal managed to get all the api documentation written, and got rdfQuery working in IE7, IE8, Firefox and Safari. I also introduced an ant script to make it easy to generate documentation, as well as create distributions. I spent the bulk of the weekend restructuring the unit test suite so the 1100 unit tests we have could be run together. This involved a fair bit work, not only did we need to get unit tests working across all the major browsers, but we also wanted to fix some of the existing bugs and get documentation written. Fairly early on we decided that one of the things we wanted to achieve was to get v1.0 of rdfQuery released.

I travelled down to Oxford last weekend to attend the rdfQuery Dazzle event.

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