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====== Urbiflock ====== | ====== Urbiflock ====== | ||
- | ==== What is Urbiflock? ==== | + | ===== What is Urbiflock? |
UrbiFlock is a framework sculpted for the development of //pervasive social network applications//: | UrbiFlock is a framework sculpted for the development of //pervasive social network applications//: | ||
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Users can also build applications and plug them into the Urbiflock framework. Several core applications are currently available in the Urbiflock framework, such as flock creators and profile viewers. The framework also counts with two user applications //I rate you (IR8U)// that allows users to ask proximate users to rate them on a certain subject, and // | Users can also build applications and plug them into the Urbiflock framework. Several core applications are currently available in the Urbiflock framework, such as flock creators and profile viewers. The framework also counts with two user applications //I rate you (IR8U)// that allows users to ask proximate users to rate them on a certain subject, and // | ||
- | ==== Terminology ==== | + | ===== Terminology |
* Flockr: a user of the Urbiflock framework | * Flockr: a user of the Urbiflock framework | ||
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* To flock: to become part of a group | * To flock: to become part of a group | ||
- | ==== Demo ==== | + | ===== Demo ===== |
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- | ==== Target Platforms ==== | + | ===== Target Platforms |
- | The Urbiflock framework has been entirely | + | The Urbiflock framework has been written in the AmbientTalk language. As such, no configuration is required to be able to quickly script new applications on it once AmbientTalk is running on the target platform. |
AmbientTalk runs on a regular J2SE Java Virtual | AmbientTalk runs on a regular J2SE Java Virtual | ||
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We are currently working on an Android UI interface for Urbiflock' | We are currently working on an Android UI interface for Urbiflock' | ||
- | ==== Urbiflock | + | The Urbiflock |
+ | ===== The Urbiflock framework architecture ===== | ||
The architecture of the Urbiflock framework shown below is divided in three layers: applications, | The architecture of the Urbiflock framework shown below is divided in three layers: applications, | ||
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- | The application layer includes | + | The application layer includes |
- | The infrastructure layer consists of three low-level abstractions on which the framework core is based: a RETE engine which orchestrates the flock composition, | + | * [[uf: |
+ | * [[uf:profile_viewer|Profile Viewer]]: a viewer and editor to view existing | ||
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- | In the rest of this subsection we list the relevant parts of the Urbiflock | + | There are also several user applications in the framework: |
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+ | The infrastructure layer consists of three low-level abstractions on which the framework core is based: a RETE engine which orchestrates the flock composition, | ||
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+ | ===== Further Reading ===== | ||
- | ==== Development ==== | + | **Flocks: Enabling Dynamic Group Interactions in Mobile Social Networking Applications**. E. Gonzalez Boix, A. Lombide Carreton, C. Scholliers, T. Van Cutsem, W. De Meuter, T. D' |
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