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Monday November 15, 2004

12:25 PM

[ #21865 ]

Fantastic. Has anybody actually written a practical tool that uses RDF?

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Yes... or rather Soon. (Score:1)

by perigrin (3495)
I'm in the midst of a collaboration on a Web App using RDF as the storage mechanisim. Also:
- KingUbu is working on a very large web app with RDF as the storage mechanisim.
- Michael Nachbaur is working on several projects that involve RDF as a storage mechanisim.
This is just the three people I happen to know who are using mod_perl and RDF. There are a number of non-perl projects using various RDF vocabs. See also FOAF, DOAP, Annotea, Creative Commons...
- Re:Yes... or rather Soon. (Score:1)
  
  by statico (5018)
  
  Fantastic! Thanks for the leads!
  
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  qw(Ian Langworth)
Yes...regularly (Score:1)

by speters (1787)

RDF (Rich Data Format) was originally intended to be a "generic" XML format pushed mainly by Netscape. So, RSS 1.0 (but not 0.9x or 2.0) is actually RDF. XUL, which controls the GUI, amongst other things, in Mozilla-based tools, is largely RDF.