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Linked Data on the Web Workshop, Lyon
(See the Workshop’s home page for details.) The LDOW20** series have become more than workshops; they are really a small conferences. I did not count the number of participants (the meeting room had a...
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Structured Data in HTML in the mainstream
As referred to in my previous blog on LDOW2012, Hannes Hühleisen and Chris Bizer, but also Peter Mika and Tim Potter, published some findings on structured data in HTML based on Web Crawl results and...
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Moved my RDFa/microdata python modules to github
In case you were using/downloading my python module for RDFa 1.1 or for Microdata: I have now moved away from the old CVS repository site, and moved to GitHub. The two modules are on the RDFLib/pyrdfa3...
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RDFa, microdata, turtle-in-HTML, and RDFLib
For those of us programming in Python, RDFLib is certainly one of the RDF packages of choice. Several years ago, when I developed a distiller for RDFa 1.0, some good souls picked the code up and added...
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RDFa 1.1 and microdata now part of the main branch of RDFLib
A while ago I wrote of the fact that I have adapted my RDFa and microdata to RDFlib. Although I did some work on it since then, nothing really spectacular happened (e.g., I have updated the microdata...
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RDFa 1.1, microdata, and turtle-in-HTML now in the core distribution of RDFLib
This has been in the works for a while, but it is done now: the latest (3.4.0 version) of the python RDFLib library has just been released, and it includes and RDFa 1.1, microdata, and turtle-in-HTML...
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