- From: Stuart Charlton <stuartc@mac.com>
- Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 16:56:54 -0600
- To: public-hydra@w3.org
Hi all, I'm Stu. I've followed JSON-LD with great interest and am using it in my early prototypes of a web data & action integration library. This is has been something I've been noodling with for years as a hobby - my paid job has often gotten in the way of this, but it's something I'd like to ramp up now. ONe of the areas of experimentation I am working on is a way of describing actions for interoperability - fixing the incompatible "Like" link, for example. Hydra seems like a good stab at this, and so I'm here to contribute what I can. To understand where I'm coming from, I have a dormant blog on various topics, Stu Says Stuff, here: http://www.stucharlton.com/blog This had garnered some REST-community attention over the years, and led me to give the keynote at WS-REST workshop at WWW 2011 on "The Write Side of the Web" http://www.slideshare.net/StuC/ill-see-you-on-the-write-side-of-the-web-7575407 And was followed up with a keynote at RESTfest 2012 on Linking Data and Actions on the Web: http://www.slideshare.net/StuC/linking-data-and-actions-on-the-web-16220587 When I have some reasonable code / services to show what I'm doing with Hydra, I'll share it with you here to discuss anything I think could be improved or if I found I needed to extend something for my use case. Also happy to chat with others about their uses & ways to evolve it. Cheers Stu Charlton @svrc
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