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Cooking with Kasabi
Some people may have noticed a change in the way Kasabi’s documentation is laid out, now that it’s more of a book of API info, help and examples. There is a couple of other new “books” up, and I want to point out the kind of Kasabi cookbook of recipes. The recipes are there to […]
Beyond the Triple Count
September 28, 2011 by Leigh Dodds
On Monday I gave a talk at the SemTechBiz conference: “The RDF Report Card: Beyond the Triple Count“. I’ve published the slides on Slideshare which I’ve embedded below, but I thought I’d also post some of my notes here. The RDF Report Card: Beyond the Triple Count View more presentations from Leigh Dodds I’ve felt […]
Kasabi Podcast: Lin Clark introduces SPARQL Views for Drupal
August 22, 2011 by Zach Beauvais
On Friday, I had a conversation with Lin Clark about her work on the Drupal project, SPARQL Views. Lin is a Linked Data researcher, based at DERI, and has done a lot with data and Drupal. SPARQL Views is based on the concept of the Views module in Drupal, which allows Drupal to make requests to […]
Linked Data in Kasabi
August 12, 2011 by Leigh Dodds
There have been some questions recently about Linked Data support in Kasabi, so in this post I wanted to provide a few pointers on how we support Linked Data publishing, and how to access the data. First of all, I’ll note that there’s a screencast that shows a complete worked example of how to publish […]
Recommended allowance of… Pytassium
August 11, 2011 by Zach Beauvais
One of the things I’ve mentioned in a few featured dataset posts is Pytassium. Pytassium is listed alongside other client libraries in the Kasabi docs, and it’s a Python creature hatching from an egg for installing etc. But what I’ve mostly been using it for is a cool trick it does when it works as […]
First Kasabi Screencasts
July 8, 2011 by Leigh Dodds
Over the last few weeks we’ve had a few people ask us for screencasts of Kasabi. So we decided to set up a YouTube account and start uploading some short videos. We’ve published two so far but you can expect to see a lot more appearing over the coming weeks. The first video, “What is […]
Giving RDF Datasets more Affordance
June 16, 2011 by Leigh Dodds
The following is a version of the talk on Creating APIs over RDF I gave at SemTech 2011. I’ve pruned some of the technical details in favour of linking out to other sources and concentrated here on the core message I was trying to get across. Comments welcome! The Trouble with SPARQL I’m a big […]
Context remains king: why linking is the next big thing
There was an interesting post published on Programmable Web yesterday about how Foursquare are developing their platform. The most important aspect of that is this goal: to make Foursquare the missing “Rosetta Stone for location, allowing you to link information about a real-world place from one database to any other.” Now it’s not just about […]
November 25, 2011 by Zach Beauvais
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