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  • Installing ClioPatria triplestore on mac os

    ClioPatria is a “SWI-Prolog application that integrates SWI-Prolog’s the SWI-Prolog libraries for RDF and HTTP services into a ready to use (semantic) web server”. It is actively developed by the folks at the VU University of Amsterdam and is freely available online. While at a conference last week I saw a pretty cool demo (DIVE) […]

    Posted on Oct 27.14 to Semantic Web, TechLife   3 Comments   

  • Installing GraphDB (aka OWLIM) triplestore on mac os

    GraphDB (formerly called OWLIM) is an RDF triplestore which is used – among others – by large organisations like the BBC or the British Museum. I’ve recently installed the LITE release of this graph database on my mac, so what follows is a simple write up of the steps that worked for me. Haven’t played […]

    Posted on Oct 16.14 to Semantic Web, TechLife   Comments Off on Installing GraphDB (aka OWLIM) triplestore on mac os   

  • An interactive Turtle shell

    Wouldn’t it be nice to have an interactive environment where you quickly hack together an RDF model and then show it to your clients or colleagues in a more accessible format – i.e. a diagram? Don’t know if there’s anything like that already, but the other day while polishing up the OntosPy library I’ve taken […]

    Posted on Oct 12.14 to Information Architecture, Semantic Web   1 Comment   

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