I just posted an update to my earlier work on creating an XML format for variable binding results from the RDF Data Access WG’s SPARQL query language. This is not the final version, since I’m still considering two formats, one with XML schemas (RelaxNG and WXS) and one without. I’ve not been able to decide which one to go with although my preference [...]
splitting semantic hairs (AsynchronousBlog) by Josh Sled
Reported libxml2 Bug 159219 - replaceEntities replaces the entity twice in character data
RDF Redland Perl Programming Tutorial on the Advances in ICT, Semantic Web course, Bond University, Australia.
Now I have guilt. I should be writing these :(
The Julie IRC bot by Chris Schmidt was written using Redland’s Python bindings and relies on support for querying with RDQL. The main feature I like is its dynamic actions such as adding new commands as aliases for RDQL queries, loading and reloading data on demand from IRC. Julie comes with docs, source as well as a project description in DOAP (that URL is [...]
The Sporting Gentleman’s Guide to the Semantic Web and other such Technological Marvels of the Modern Age - remixed. by Ben Hammersley - announcing the QuickTime movie of a presentation he gave June 2003 on the semantic web.
Impact of storing RDF triples with Redland on the Type-Z.ORG Wiki or, why one indexing strategy isn’t perfect for everyone.
In Of Presidents and Ontologies (XML.com) by Paul Ford in the Hacking Congress series he explains that he is planning to use Redland’s python binding for the application:
Redland may not be as scalable as Kowari, but it’s got a hacker-friendly, native-Unix feel that appeals. Since XML.com editor Kendall Clark is going to be working on the Hacking Congress Semantic Web [...]
Querying RDF In Perl with RDF::Redland by Robert Price
ale hallows eve, 2004 from Josh Sled.
Weblog archives for November 2004.
