Welkin: A General-Purpose RDF Browser 189
Stefano Mazzocchi writes "Many consider the Semantic Web to be vaporware and others believe it's the next big thing. No matter where you stand, a question always pops up: Where is the RDF browser?
The SIMILE Project, a joint project between W3C, MIT and HP to implement semantic interoperability of metadata in digital libraries, released today the first beta release of a general purpose graphic and interactive RDF browser named Welkin (see a screenshot), targetted to those who need to get a mental model of any RDF dataset, from a single RSS 1.0 news feed to a collection of digital data."
Semantic Web Firefox plugin? (Score:5, Funny)
Re:The question is not about a browser (Score:5, Funny)
RDF browser? (Score:3, Funny)
Re:The question is not about a browser (Score:5, Funny)
Re:The question is not about a browser (Score:2, Funny)
Do you really want web pages that look like this? (Score:4, Funny)
The International Obfuscated C Code Contest (Score:4, Funny)
Make it the goal of next years International Obfuscated C Code Contest.
I'm sure we'll get a really cryptic one liner that actually is a fully functional RDF browser.
Seriously now (Score:2, Funny)
innovative? (Score:1, Funny)
screen shot reminds me of my big college sophomore year project. Connecting lots of pretty lines together in hopes of impressing people by calling it a neural network. I have to give props though for getting the lines to be anti-aliased.
The semantic web, in a nutshell (Score:5, Funny)
2) some people like to look at pictures of naked girls while masturbating.
3) some people like to think about graph theory while masturbating.
The semantic web is the unfortunate result of #3.
Now, while I have no problem with any of these behaviors, I do ask that people in group #2 to keep their sticky dirty magazines under their bed, not on their coffee tables; and people in group #3 to likewise keep their inventions locked in the closet, and not release them to standards bodies or working groups.
So when you see someone in a clear frenzy of sexual excitement talking to you about "ontologies" and "reification", simply smile politely, and call the police.
Remember, these people are the exception, not the norm, in an otherwise healthy society.
Re:This is the future of the web (Score:1, Funny)
Re:The question is not about a browser (Score:5, Funny)
Please don't tell that to the company I'm interviewing with on Friday.
Re:Semantic Web Firefox plugin? (Score:4, Funny)