julie and crschmidt...
when humans and chatbots join, things like julie's web interface may be the result.
first eaon pointed me to it, now crschmidt himself and it is great:
http://crschmidt.net/semweb/rdfbot/online_users.cgi?channel=foaf&image=1
See the pictures of people in a chat room.
Based on foaf files, foaf:nick and foaf:img and the distributed web of foaf files
read more in crschmidt's blog
here's an excerpt:
lorebot, an IRC based bot who collects information from IRC services on who is online in different channels. Once this information is collected, it displays a "who's online" information page, with links to further information provided by julie, a Redland bot who collects data from FOAF files. The lorebot page has pretty much all the documentation you'd need: if you're interested in seeing how it works, you can stop by irc.freenode.net, #swig for a demonstration. For a version of what kind of data this spits out, see the: #swig online_users page.
first eaon pointed me to it, now crschmidt himself and it is great:
http://crschmidt.net/semweb/rdfbot/online_users.cgi?channel=foaf&image=1
See the pictures of people in a chat room.
Based on foaf files, foaf:nick and foaf:img and the distributed web of foaf files
read more in crschmidt's blog
here's an excerpt:
lorebot, an IRC based bot who collects information from IRC services on who is online in different channels. Once this information is collected, it displays a "who's online" information page, with links to further information provided by julie, a Redland bot who collects data from FOAF files. The lorebot page has pretty much all the documentation you'd need: if you're interested in seeing how it works, you can stop by irc.freenode.net, #swig for a demonstration. For a version of what kind of data this spits out, see the: #swig online_users page.
leobard - 13. Dec, 17:49
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You might want to check out the latest Simile visual stuff from MIT, also some of the material around RDFX (when I get back to IdeaGraph I may well use RDFX as a base).
re. general rdf browser - what is it you want to see or do? If you're doing SKOS-related stuff maybe Protege may be useful?