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Excellent tutorial! (Score:2)

by autrijus (1505)

Thanks for journaling about this so I can read it from afar. Very good slides.
This has motivated me to install the Münster Curry compiler [uni-muenster.de], a Haskell implementation of the Haskell-Prolog hybrid language Curry [uni-kiel.de].
I suspect it'll be a lot of fun reading about it. As for application programming, it seems that much of the semantic web stuff -- RDF in particular -- corresponds closely to logic programming models, so that might be a good vector to explain to people.
- Re:Excellent tutorial! (Score:2)
  
  by Dom2 (2981)
  
  I suppose a comparison to the semantic web might help some people. But I'm still banging my head at Practical RDF [oreilly.com], with little success. Some ideas just don't seem to want to fit in my head. :-(
  -Dom
  - Re:Excellent tutorial! (Score:2)
    
    by Ovid (2709) on 2005.08.06 16:00 (#42448) Homepage Journal
    
    You might find an intro to Prolog and RDF [xml.com] of interest. It has a follow-up article which explains how to use RDF with SWI-Prolog [xml.com].
    
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