Re: Creating JSON from RDF

Frederick Giasson wrote:
> Hi Jeni,
>
> One project, amongst other, in this trend is irON [1] (with its 
> irJSON[2] serialization profile).
>
> Also note that a revision of this specification will be released in 
> the coming month or so based on the latest work we have done regarding 
> the development of some parsers. The biggest areas that has been 
> enhanced is  related to the "schema".
>
> I think this project is in direct relation with the goal you stated: 
> "what I think we should aim for is a pure publishing format that is 
> optimised for approachability for normal developers, *not* an 
> interchange format."
>
> Another thing I really find interesting with irON is its commON[3][4] 
> profile (CSV) which has been developed to easily create and manage 
> datasets of records description in spreadsheet applications (mainly 
> Excel and OpenOffice Calculator).
>
> Do not hesitate to ask any questions regarding irON or any of its 
> profile, questions about some design decisions we take that lead to 
> this specification, etc.
>
>
>
> [1]  http://openstructs.org/iron/iron-specification
> [2]  http://openstructs.org/iron/iron-specification#mozTocId462570
> [3]  http://openstructs.org/iron/iron-specification#mozTocId603499
> [4]  
> http://www.mkbergman.com/845/a-most-un-common-way-to-author-datasets/

Fred,

Why not use Jeni's dump as a usecase example/tutorial re. irON? A What 
(for the problem), Why (for irON virtues) and a How (an example based on 
the usecase presented). This is how you can formulate a very sharp apex 
for the irON value pyramid. Also note, UK, US, and Aussie governments 
(amongst others) are all hitting the publishing of structured data hump.

Kingsley
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>
>
> Thanks!
>
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> Take care,
>
>
> Fred
>
>


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Received on Saturday, 12 December 2009 22:17:13 UTC