BurningbirdSpeaking of Planet RDF, I spotted a link to Jamie Pitts posting about the new DropCash – a fundraising organization effort using TypeKey and PayPal. Better not come back to this page if you use DropCash. No siree. If my page detects that you’re using a single sign-on proprietary, centralized service to manage your money collection, a hand will […]
Did you know that when you search on the term “RDF weblog” in Google, this site is the first result? Does this mean I hold the fate of RDF and weblogging in my fragile little hands? Well, let’s see if I can do something with all that power. RDF, or should I say RDF and OWL (since […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. After the book had been out for a while, I took a longish break from most RDF work, being both tired and more than a bit burned out re-writing the book through variations of the specs. Probably not as tired as the RDF specification authors, but tired. When I started […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Chris Pointon has created a working compile of Redland for Win32 and provided the directory and notes for this effort. There is still work to do with this and Chris thought I might be able to take it from this point. I have downloaded the source, but I’m also limited in time, […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Since I’ve worked with compiles of Redland before (though long ago), and have Visual Studio 6.0 and am experienced with its use, I’m going to take a shot at creating the PHP extension of Raptor and possibly Redland for Windows. These won’t be a general purpose binary of the libraries. […]