BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. I have to laugh when I read statements about the lack of technology related to RDF. I am at a point (past it really) with my book where I’m having to go through this huge list I’ve compiled of RDF tools, APIs, and applications and determine which to keep, and […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I spent the last several days reading through the six RDF documents currently under final review. During the last few days I acted the minor irritant to some members of the W3C RDF Working Group, primarily getting clarification on some confusing or complex aspects of the documents. I also spent […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Dorothea received an email from Simon St. Laurent, the editor of my RDF book. I appreciate her respect for Simon and match it with considerable respect of my own, which will cause him no end of discomfort, I’m sure. However, I have to push back at the sentence: But Simon really is […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I slaved away this afternoon, persevering in my work in spite of numerous obstacles (sunshine, cat on lap, languor) to bring you RDF Query-o-Matic Light – the PHP-based RDFQL machine. A grueling six or so lines of code. I sit in exhaustion on my stool, fanning myself with old green bar computer paper. Speaking […]
Recovered from the Wayback machine. The posting I wrote on Friday about RDF has triggered much debate (in posting and at xml-dev), which is a goodness. I think it’s also triggered much misinterpretation and misunderstanding, which is what happens when a debate occurs across threads of mailing lists and weblog comments. There has been summary attempts of the […]