- From: Tetsuya Kitahata <kitahata@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 20 Dec 2025 03:23:14 +0700
- To: public-r2c2@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAFxrz_nQaN8RKUY4bdQLcwfmrvX5f0XBv_XSTqP2erbmyRShAw@mail.gmail.com>
Hi R2C2 community, My name is Tetsuya (KitaSan), a Rust architect based in Southeast Asia (Owner of COOLJAPAN OU in Estonia). I was suggested by a community member to reach out here regarding a project that might be relevant to the goals of this group. *The Context:* As many of you are aware, the current Rust Semantic Web landscape—while promising—suffers from fragmentation. We have excellent individual crates, but we often lack a unified, "batteries-included" stack comparable to what Apache Jena offers in the Java world. *The Project: OxiRS* To address this, I have been developing *OxiRS*, which is part of a larger scientific & AI ecosystem called "COOLJAPAN" (approx. 7.5M+ SLOC in Rust). OxiRS aims to provide a cohesive, high-performance toolkit for Knowledge Graph engineering, specifically designed to bridge the gap between rigorous semantic standards and practical, industrial-grade implementation. *Key Goals:* - *Consolidation:* Reducing the need to glue together disparate libraries by providing a standardized architecture. - *Performance:* Leveraging Rust’s zero-cost abstractions for heavy KG processing. - *Usability:* Moving towards better tooling support (aiming for better LSP/Cargo-like experiences for SemWeb in the future). *Status:* I am preparing to release the *Release Candidate (RC) for v0.1.0* within this year. Before the official launch, I would love to invite this group to take a look (once the repository is fully public/stable) and discuss how we can align efforts to avoid further fragmentation. I am looking forward to any feedback or discussion on how we can make Rust the dominant language for the next generation of Semantic Web technologies. OxiRS: https://github.com/cool-japan/oxirs/ Best regards, Tetsuya (KitaSan) Architect, COOLJAPAN Ecosystem <kitahata@gmail.com> http://www.linkedin.com/in/tetsuya (LinkedIn) <http://tetsuya.in/>
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