RE: [Fwd: Tutorial n3 for revyu.com]

[moving this into my work mailbox...]

Nice one, thanks Danny.

> [cc'ing sweo]
> 
> Hi Tom,
> 
> I suspect it might be easiest for me to manually add the list 
> of resources on the Wiki:
> 
>
http://esw.w3.org/topic/SweoIG/TaskForces/InfoGathering/RecommendedTutor
ials

> what do you reckon?

I think that would be a real shame...

> - but following your suggestion of putting stuff in RDF for more
direct import,
> I've had a quick play with aggregating data from del.icio.us with an
appropriate > combination of tags ("tutorial"+"rdf"
> etc) and sanitising it. (The raw RSS/RDF from del.icio.us makes the
tagger the 
> dc:creator of the resource, I think there were other questionable
statements...).

> Under http://n2.talis.com/svn/playground/danja/python/sweo-tutorials/

> you will find:

> delicious-source.py
> - quick and dirty RDF accumulator

> delicious.rdf
> - what a trial run aggregated

> delicious.sparql
> - to grab the bits of interest

> delicious-sweo.n3
> - the result

> I used rdflib to accumulate the stuff, but that doesn't yet support
SPARQL 
> CONSTRUCT (hint hint Ivan!)  so I used ARQ for that.

> rdflib also seems to have done something strange with the taggings in
the source > data (which uses taxo:), to the extent I couldn't easily
swap these over to the 
> tag ontology - so I hard-coded a couple of taggings for all items.

Ok, excellent, I'll have a look at your output.

> btw, might just have been me, but when I checked the RDF for a recent
post at 
> revyu.com I only found some garbled stuff.

Ah, ok, thanks. I'll investigate...

More soon,

Cheers,

Tom.