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Building a Collaborative Web App with Jekyll RDF and SPARQL

Avatar of Andy F.Andy F.
·Dec 09, 2020 05:04 PM

I’ve been working with Jekyll RDF to turn a similar project into a web app. It basically lets your run SPARQL queries (among other things) as part of page templates, then output the whole as a static site. I’ve integrated the front and back ends locally (so I know it works), and am in the process of designing and building the UI (ideally by the end of the year). I’ve attached a quick walkthrough of the wireframe clickthrough prototype to date. Something like this might be a way to help us think about putting together an application collaboratively.

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    • Avatar of Matei C.
      Matei C.
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      This really is fantastic. I've been looking to do something like this with all of my book notes.

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    • Avatar of Larry S.
      Larry S.
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      This looks amazing, Andy! I'm just setting out on a similar (and quite possibly masochistic) project for the field of content strategy. Would love to compare notes at some point.

    • Avatar of Andy F.
      Andy F.
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      Absolutely! (And lol — masochism is definitley a component!)

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