fter downloading Sesame 3.0-alpha1, the first thing you might notice is that Sesame 3.0 is packaged slightly differently than in 2.x. The awkwardly named sesame-onejar.jar was replaced by sesame-client.jar and
his is the third article in a series that describes the why, what, and how to migrate an existing application to the semantic web. The first article, “Why Migrate to
icroblogging service Twitter has become a disruptive everyday tool. It is increasingly replacing not only instant messaging clients, but also social bookmarking sites, interest tracking applications, support forums, email, and
here are some exciting developments in automated metadata extraction and its implication for better semantic search and corporate mashups. Advanced open source tools created by linguists to recognize the meaning
The article Why Migrate to the Semantic Webdescribed the benefits of the semantic web for applications that deal with real world objects. It outlined how an existing web application (CDMS)
ost web applications are based on HTML documents. The semantic web is based on RDF, the RDF Schema language (RDFS), and the Web Ontology Language (OWL). Additionally, the SPARQL Query
A big challenge companies face today is that most information, both online and archived, is only available as published text and does not contain any formal structure suitable for synthesizing.
enry Ford’s development of assembly lines was of major significance to the manufacturing process. Ford brought all of the raw materials and skilled workers into a single facility and focused
he “Getting Real” approach by Web 2.0 poster child 37signals reverses the usual development process (from model to code to user interface) by going “from brainstorm to user interface sketches