super minimalistic sioc browser

2006, June 9 - 11:28 — Christoph Görn

Hello all,
reusing the free time of a bank holiday I've finished a super
minimalistic sioc browser at http://b4mad.net/sparqs/sparql.html some
background at http://b4mad.net/datenbrei/archives/2006/06/05/sioc-
live-query/

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2006, June 14 - 16:55 — CaptSolo

SIOC browser

Hi, All!

I've made a simple SIOC RDF browser (http://rdfs.org/sioc/browser) for
you to play with.

That's an "on-the-fly" browser - it renders RDF from the given URL and
allows to traverse rdfs:seeAlso links.

See for example:
http://sparql.captsolo.net/browser/browser.py?url=http://johnbreslin.com/blog/?sioc_type=site

There is also a new version of SIOC Detector v0.6 [1] which uses this
browser. It is a Mozilla/Firefox extension which alerts you (by
displaying an icon) if a page being viewed links to a SIOC RDF profile.
Pressing the icon will show the data in SIOC browser.

[1] http://rdfs.org/sioc/firefox

Best,
Uldis

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2006, June 14 - 16:55 — Fred

SIOC browser

Hi Uldis,

Great job!

It's pretty cool. I can confirm that it works pretty fine with live data that
came from Talk Digger (I even found two little glitches with Redland Errors: (1)
sometimes I had non-UTF8 characters and (2) I didn't defined the sioc:Content as
CDATA (in fact there could be HTML formatting)).

I also tried the FireFox plugin and it was working like a charm too!

Keep up the good work!

Salutations

> I've made a simple SIOC RDF browser (http://rdfs.org/sioc/browser) for
> you to play with.
>
> That's an "on-the-fly" browser - it renders RDF from the given URL and
> allows to traverse rdfs:seeAlso links.
>
> See for example:
> http://sparql.captsolo.net/browser/browser.py?url=http://johnbreslin.com/blog
/?sioc_type=site
>
> There is also a new version of SIOC Detector v0.6 [1] which uses this
> browser. It is a Mozilla/Firefox extension which alerts you (by
> displaying an icon) if a page being viewed links to a SIOC RDF profile.
> Pressing the icon will show the data in SIOC browser.
>
> [1] http://rdfs.org/sioc/firefox
>
> Best,
> Uldis
>
> [ http://captsolo.net/info/ ]
>
>
> >
>

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Frederick Giasson

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www.talkdigger.com

2006, June 14 - 16:55 — CaptSolo

SIOC browser

On 6/9/06, Frederick Giasson wrote:
>
> Great job!
>
> It's pretty cool. I can confirm that it works pretty fine with live data that
> came from Talk Digger (I even found two little glitches with Redland Errors: (1)
> sometimes I had non-UTF8 characters and (2) I didn't defined the sioc:Content as
> CDATA (in fact there could be HTML formatting)).

Thanks for the good feedback! :)))

In order to find more validation errors you may use our RDF crawler
[1]. It will crawl RDF data following rdfs:seeAlso links. Since the
crawler also validates RDF (during conversion to N3, saved to
./n3_data), you will catch validation errors of in all RDF pages
visited.

[1] http://sw.deri.org/svn/sw/2005/08/sioc/crawler/

Note: this only makes sense if you have rdfs:seeAlso links connecting
all the pages. In the case of WordPress and DotClear SIOC plugins the
crawler will collect SIOC data about the whole weblog - handy if you
want to feed RDF datastore.
Note2: directories ./data/ and ./n3_data/ need to be present.

> I also tried the FireFox plugin and it was working like a charm too!

Cool!

I just wish someone wrote a similar extension for the Internet
Explorer (that's outside my competence, I'm afraid).

Also interesting use case would be to see what can be done with SIOC
data (or rdfs:seeAlso links to the data) in e-mails. Instead of just
writing a friend about a blog post you could also embedd a link to
SIOC data.

Best,
Uldis

[ http://captsolo.net/info/ ]

2006, June 14 - 16:55 — Fred

SIOC browser

Hi Uldis!

> In order to find more validation errors you may use our RDF crawler
> [1]. It will crawl RDF data following rdfs:seeAlso links. Since the
> crawler also validates RDF (during conversion to N3, saved to
> ./n3_data), you will catch validation errors of in all RDF pages
> visited.
>
> [1] http://sw.deri.org/svn/sw/2005/08/sioc/crawler/

So it seems that everybody is working at the Derri ;)

Pretty cool. I don't have pyton installed yet, but I'll take a look soon. Yup,
there is seeAlso properties that link to FOAF documents (from the SIOC ones).
Take a look at my blog (last 3 posts) to know what it is all about.

> Note: this only makes sense if you have rdfs:seeAlso links connecting
> all the pages. In the case of WordPress and DotClear SIOC plugins the
> crawler will collect SIOC data about the whole weblog - handy if you
> want to feed RDF datastore.
> Note2: directories ./data/ and ./n3_data/ need to be present.

Great

> I just wish someone wrote a similar extension for the Internet
> Explorer (that's outside my competence, I'm afraid).

It would be really nice (even for Opera, my browser by predilection). Personlly
I don't use/like FierFox (I only use laptops and it takes too much memory and is
really slow compared with Opera). The problem is that all the cool plugins are
on it ;)

> Also interesting use case would be to see what can be done with SIOC
> data (or rdfs:seeAlso links to the data) in e-mails. Instead of just
> writing a friend about a blog post you could also embedd a link to
> SIOC data.

Would be cool, really. But what would be really cool is that all these softwares
(email clients, web feed readers, browsers, etc) would communicate with a sort
of "Piggy Bank" (the SIMILE project of the MIT) with a simple and intuitive user
interface (something that my mom could use) to browse the relations between
aggregated RDF content. That would be cool but in the mean time, a link to the
SIOC browser could do the job :)

Talking about it, I think that you could be interested in that blog post I wrote
some weeks ago that talk about web feed readers and RSS 1.0:

"Next step with Web Feed Readers: from Passive readers to Active users!"

http://fgiasson.com/blog/index.php?
title=next_step_with_web_feed_readers_from_pas&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1

Have a nice weekend,

Salutations,

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Frederick Giasson

Consultant in Web Development Projects
(Semantic, Social, Conventional)
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fred[at]fgiasson.com
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