Rudolf Hernandez

Title: Rudolf Hernandez and User-Interface Frameworks

Introduction

Rudolf Hernandez is an inventor associated with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Apple Inc. His patent work concerns a framework for creating and displaying user interfaces from declarative requests.

Latest Patents

Hernandez is named on 1 patent, titled “Framework for Creating User Interfaces.” The patent describes a framework that receives an application’s declarative request, determines a visual configuration of interface elements, and renders the user interface accordingly. This approach can reduce the amount of interface code an application must provide by relying on a library or operating-system code to create and manage the interface.

Career Highlights

Hernandez’s listed patent reflects work on simplifying how applications specify and display user interfaces. The framework described in the patent separates an application’s request from the underlying rendering and management of interface elements.

Collaborations

Gregory S. Young and Daniela B. Chootong are identified as Hernandez’s coworkers.

Conclusion

Rudolf Hernandez’s patent focuses on declarative user-interface creation, an approach intended to help applications build and manage interfaces with less custom code.