Danny Ayers
- Danny on : Everyone has a Graph Store
2012-03-01
- Danny Ayers - Google+ - I've knocked together a serializer for Jena to the minimal…
2012-02-20
- WorkFlowy - Organize your brain.
2012-01-17
- A Role Model of Consciousness
2011-10-18
- RDF store for use with node.js?
2011-09-13
- Data-Oriented Web Browser
2011-08-28
- Sitemaps notes - Danny Ayers : Raw Blog
2011-07-25
- httpRange-14 Reflux - Danny Ayers : Raw Blog
you can't squeeze a dog over the wire with HTTP, but that's just a limitation of the protocol
2011-06-15
- tagliatelle delicious RDFizer
Takes all your bookmarks from del.icio.us, converts to RDF (using Tag Ontology), pushes into a Talis Platform store
2009-04-11
- Nodalities: Google App Engine and the Joy of WebArch
2008-04-14
- You Tube - DataPortability and Me (Get Your Data Out!)
2008-04-01
- Another RDF Syntax! (URI-embedded RDF)
Let a URI constructed like this: URIbase/ars?s=encodedURIs&p=encodedURIp&o=encodedURIo identify the statement: URIs URIp URIo
2007-12-31
- nissaba - paleolitische en neolithische vrouwenbeeldjes
2007-11-21
- GRDDL Quick reference card
2007-07-17
- Nodalities: GRDDL Specifications (and Quick Reference)
2007-07-17
- Using those profiles
As an individual, if I could capture the information that's flowing through my del.icio.us plus Flickr, Bloglines, Google Calendar, Amazon Wishlist even... plus LinkedIn etc - together with my own blog, personal notetaking/wiki/code repository, todo lists, plans etc, and integrate all this in a triplestore, and front it with some kind of Planet/Longwell hybrid (with a little bit of access control), it would be a hugely useful personal knowledge management system.
2007-04-03
- Online SPARQL Editor
2007-01-09
- Javascript SPARQL editor
sparql-editor - a simple, single-file HTML form/textarea/Javascript based SPARQL editor. Do what thou wilt (public domain). Only tested on Firefox.
2006-10-09
- The Semantic Web Revisited
highlights the overlaps between folksonomies and ontologies
2006-07-13
- Hey LazyWeb! : Live Clipboard and Timeline
2006-07-12
- Personal Gnowledge
"one particular thing I believe they've got strongly right" (the notion that the individual user of the system will have their own personal ontology, derived from a handful of base terms.)
The user creates describing properties on the go. If a new property is needed, it is instantly created. There is no strong domain/range typing, if the user wants to use the property in an "unintended" way, the user is always right to do so.
2006-05-06
- Jena User Conference - programme up
2006-04-13
- Decent outliner still wanted
"Until recently I'd drop little notes into a local Wiki (or this blog), but my Wiki's got to the stage where it needs a lot of gardening, so I've reverted to mostly text notes (Aquamacs emacs). What's lacking is the ability to tag/file these in a useful fashion (to get the benefit of SemWeb tech)."
2006-04-12
- Danny Ayers, Raw Blog : » RDF.net : Challenged!
2005-11-01
- Danny Ayers, Raw Blog : » Yet Another RSS History
2005-10-25
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