Blog posts tagged "rdf"
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Thinking vs doing
In the past, I’ve mentioned to friends some of the thinking I’ve had about the Semantic Web, RDF, and related stuff (FOAF, RSS, and so on).
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Some ramblings on URIs and identity
Coming back from a short break from the tech world recently, I started to reacquaint myself with FOAF and RDF, amongst other things.
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'Practical RDF' book up for public review
Shelley Powers' new book.
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Notes to self: What should the rdf:about point to?
If nothing else, RSS 1.0 is a great source of contemplation and wondering. This morning, I’ve been considering the thoughts surrounding the rdf:about attribute in the channel element.
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A moment of clarity: The significance of RSS 1.0 as an RDF application
It's to do with the emphasis on RDF rather than XML, in RSS.
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The case of the missing rdf:Description
Investigating why an rdf:Description element can be omitted from certain RDF serialisations.
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More thoughts to ponder
Here are two or three thoughtbites that I’ve come across over the past few days and that have stayed with me. I just thought I’d share them here as it’s the weekend and often a good time to think about things.
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XML Scripting, data manipulation, and RDF
Can there be native support for XML as a data type?
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From RSS 0.91 to 1.0
Incantations to progress to RSS 1.0.
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The RDF in RSS
Digging into the real truth about the RDF in RSS.
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Sidebars, Mozilla, RSS: old and new
RSS, RDF, XUL, XSLT and more.
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From REST to URIs, the Semantic Web, RDF, and FOAF
Protocols and formats making up the semantic web.
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RSS's underlying structure, and meta-RSS.
I’ve been pondering the nature of RSS, the lightweight syndication and feed format which is a heavy contender for the most talked-about XML format these days (uh, I suppose this post goes some way to help the cause too :-).
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