Contextualise is an effective tool particularly suited for organising information-heavy projects and activities consisting of unstructured and widely diverse data and information resources
I have always argued that topic maps are basically a meta modelling tool; that is, a tool to model other models. In that respect, the work I am doing to generate predefined topic map structures (here: https://github.com/brettkromkamp/topic-db/blob/master/scripts/ingest.py) will eventually result in users being able to define and generate consistent topic map structures/models.
The following is an example of a topic map structure I have created to map the Python language and its ecosystem. The resulting topic map can be browsed, here: https://www.contextualise.dev/topics/view/122/python
What I am proposing with this feature is to make available not only the means to upload and process the above-mentioned textual representations of topic map structures but to also provide a repository of these structures so that other Contextualise users can re-use them for their own purposes.
I have always argued that topic maps are basically a meta modelling tool; that is, a tool to model other models. In that respect, the work I am doing to generate predefined topic map structures (here: https://github.com/brettkromkamp/topic-db/blob/master/scripts/ingest.py) will eventually result in users being able to define and generate consistent topic map structures/models.
The following is an example of a topic map structure I have created to map the Python language and its ecosystem. The resulting topic map can be browsed, here: https://www.contextualise.dev/topics/view/122/python
Processing the file will result in the topics being created together with several accompanying association structures:
What I am proposing with this feature is to make available not only the means to upload and process the above-mentioned textual representations of topic map structures but to also provide a repository of these structures so that other Contextualise users can re-use them for their own purposes.