@oberger on identi.ca- oberger: New post: "First deployment of the !FusionForge #ADMSSW plugin publishing projects meta-data as #LinkedData http://ur1.ca/e0nes 24/05/2013
- oberger: RT @fgclaramonte New !Debian revision of #LetoDMS http://ur1.ca/e0m2w (with new French translation) 24/05/2013
- oberger: /me expects some nice flames 24/05/2013
- oberger: RT @bibliothequeBSI #Python au lycée : initiation à la programmation (blog informatique) http://tinyurl.com/bumtduo 24/05/2013
- oberger: WTF, le voisin gratte son pare-brise... 24 mai à Magny le Hongre ! 24/05/2013
- oberger: Wow, MobileOrg for Android configured :-)... even syncs to Google Calendar. Text mode powa ! kinda ;-) 23/05/2013
- oberger: Playing with #orgmode slides in HTML with slideshow systems (S5 or similar)... may replace beamer eventually 23/05/2013
- oberger: Tina you're awesome http://ur1.ca/e03bs :-) 23/05/2013
- oberger: Too bad there doesn't seem to be any ODT to #orgmode + beamer converter around... could hack one but lazy :-/ 23/05/2013
- oberger: for #orgmode with #beamerarticle, I should set #+LaTeX_CLASS_OPTIONS: [nowasysym], it seems.... 23/05/2013
Tag Archives: RDF
Python RDF example of a MySQL triple store thanks to redland/librdf
In a way similar to my previous post about persisting graphs in PostGreSQL in PHP, here’s similar examples for Python and MySQL. Note that you may need to adjust the MySQL table creation templates if you’re running librdf version 1.0.16 … Continue reading
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Tagged debian-en, librdf, mysql, python, RDF, redland, triples
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RDF development in PHP with a PostGreSQL triple store thanks to the LibRDF OO wrapper for redland/librdf
Redland/librdf offers powerful features like being able to persist an RDF model to a relational database (only PostGreSQL seems to work on my setup with 1.0.16, but I may have misconfigured it). You can then do SPARQL queries over the … Continue reading
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Tagged debian-en, librdf, linked data, php, PostGreSQL, RDF, redland
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The Debian Package Tracking System now publishes Turtle RDF meta-data
The Debian PTS now speaks the Turtle representation format for the export of RDF meta-data about Debian source packages. Alongside HTML pages for humans, and the RDF/XML that had already been added to it this means that a new flavour … Continue reading
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Tagged adms.sw, debian, debian-en, linked data, package, pts, RDF, semantic web, Turtle
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Presented “Generating Linked Data descriptions of Debian packages in the Debian PTS” at the Paris Mini DebConf
I have made a presentation at the Paris MinDebconf 2012 about the work I’ve done to bring more semantic meta-data to the Debian PTS (see previous posts). Here are my slides : Generating Linked Data descriptions of Debian packages in … Continue reading
Debian Package Tracking System now produces RDF description of source packages
Here’s a second post on the subject of RDF descriptions for Debian source packages (see the previous post for some context). From now on, the Debian Package Tracking System (PTS) will produce, alongside HTML pages meant for humans, RDF pages … Continue reading
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Tagged adms.f/oss, adms.sw, debian, debian-en, interoperability, linked data, linked open data, pts, RDF
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Generating RDF description of Debian package sources with ADMS.SW
Edit : I’ve now managed to roll out my contribution which is now in production on packages.qa.debian.org. See a later post I’ve made on the subject, and beware that the generated RDF has changed a bit also. ADMS.SW proposes specifications … Continue reading
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Tagged adms.f/oss, adms.sw, debian, debian-en, interoperability, linked data, linked open data, pts, RDF
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Dynamically querying external (sub) projects properties with RDF in FusionForge
I’ve been working recently on two plugins for FusionForge. The work is somehow a POC for some COCLICO dynamic interoperability work-package, but some outcomes may actually be of use someday in real life, who knows The first plugin is called … Continue reading
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Tagged coclico, DOAP, dynamic, forge, fusionforge, interoperability, linked data, planetforge, projects, RDF
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Qu’est-ce que OSLC (Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration) ?
Ce qui suit est une traduction en français que j’ai réalisée pour les sections d’introduction aux spécifications d’OSLC Core. Je pense qu’elles donnent quelques informations générales sur ce qu’est le standard OSLC, qui seront éventuellement utiles aux non-anglophones. Bien-sûr cette … Continue reading
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Tagged ALM, Interoperabilité, linked data, OSLC, planetforge, RDF, REST, standard
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My report after the BOF on distributed bugtrackers at DebConf
Here are my notes about the very insteresting BOF on distributed bugtrackers held at DebConf This is just some elements of report (some taken from the gobby edits, and written down by me after watching the video (unfortunately missing 2 … Continue reading
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Tagged bugtracker, debbugs, debconf, debian, debian-en, distributed bugtracking, linked data, RDF
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“Weaving a Semantic Web Across OSS Repositories: Unleashing a New Potential for Academia and Practice” published
A new paper of ours was just published. If you’re curious about all that Semantic Web and Linked Data hype and how it would impact forges and other software development tools, and the link with Open Source development platforms, then, … Continue reading
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Tagged archive, bts-link, bug, bugtracker, coclico, database, debian, debian-en, forge, HELIOS, interoperability, ontology, oslc-cm, RDF, repository of repositories, semantic, semantic web, udd
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LD2SD, Helios and Linked Data / SemWeb extracted from development forges
We have received a visitor from DERI last week (PhD student Aftab Iqbal) who’s researching integration of facts about software development tools into Linked Data in order to provide interesting “semantic mashups” of data into IDEs like Eclipse (see his … Continue reading
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Tagged coclico, deri, DOAP, FOAF, forge, HELIOS, LD2SD, linked data, mylyn, nepomuk, RDF, semantic web, SIOC
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First webcast of a demonstrator of our bug ontology’s use
We have setup, as part of our work in Helios, a very early demonstrator of a database of RDF facts about bugs in several distributions (currently Debian and Mandriva), in order to try and validate the Ontology describing bugs that … Continue reading