Open blcham opened 2 years ago
@blcham I find this issue quite vague. Exactly what kind of data would you like to include and for what outputs? e.g. would you like to have RDF visualised as graphs, or generate documentation of ontologies etc...
@MichalMed I would like to have RDF enhanced web pages and some short info about that, so anybody could try playing with it (the "play with kbss web pages" scenario could be even part of some OSW seminar).
Ideally, in addition, some use of that data would be great to demonstrate. E.g. visualization of FOAF ontology of our team together with topic assignment and projects (e.g. using D3.js library -- I can even ask people from DCGI Katedra Kybernetiky as they might help with it). Have ability to filter projects/thesis/software by semantic terms/tags. Nice taxonomy of topics that we have (maybe even link to ShowIt loaded with terms, so they could grasp our group related topics/concepts easily and we can always use vocabulary to reference from text) .. I believe other ideas could be gathered by analysis of people who created https://github.com/AKSW/jekyll-rdf -- I guess they use it as well for such purposes, it is quite good research group.
I have successfully started local web with showing web pages for RDF file. I'm continuing with showing content of some specific ontology (IDK popis-dat) in website.
Ok, just not sure what is the use case here with popis-dat ... how do you plan to use it to enhance web pages? Could u describe the use case in a way I described the case with FOAF ontology?
I mean, I understood jekyll-rdf to enhance web pages with RDF and not a way to visualize generic RDF on the web (here I am not sure if it is not an overkill).
Investigate RDF plugins or other possibilities to include RDF data in our web pages.
Possible candidates: https://github.com/AKSW/jekyll-rdf