Re: Do you use the W3C RDF validator ?

Thanks to everyone who responded.

I realize that in my response to Vincent, below, I forgot to paste the 
link, which created confusion. So, there it is:

I'm currently working on this:

https://champin.net/2023/sowasm/


which was initially intended as a demo for Sophia (a, RDF Rust library 
that I'm developing).

If such a demo could serve as a satisfactory replacement for the current 
old validator, I'm happy to adapt it to fulfill that role.

Note that our intention is not to give up on providing a reference 
validation service for RDF, but more to get a sense of how much the 
community is actually relying on it, and what the needs are.

   best

On 23/11/2023 19:20, Pierre-Antoine Champin wrote:
>
>
> On 23/11/2023 15:42, Vincent Emonet wrote:
>> (...)
>> From my point of view:
>> - A minimal modern validator should at least enable users to provide 
>> RDF in various format (the classic xml, turtle, trig, n3, nquads, 
>> ntriples, ideally it could even support JSON-LD).
>> - And it should enable users to convert from any formats to any other 
>> format (if you can do parsing, you can also do serializing, so why 
>> not doing both?)
>> - Ideally it should be implemented to work fully on the client 
>> (because decentralization, and scalability, and we have now good 
>> JS/wasm options to parse in the browser now), so that it can be 
>> deployed to any CDN without the cost of hosting a server. If people 
>> needs an API we can find a way to setup a client-side API (look like 
>> an API, query like an API, but execution on the client)
>
> you mean, something like that ? :-)
>
> (disclaimer: this is a very rough and early prototype)
>
> The reason I asked the 2nd point was precisely to determine whether 
> this prototype could be a satisfactory replacement from the current 
> ageing validator.
>
>>
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Vincent
>>
>>
>> Le mer. 22 nov. 2023 à 13:46, <hans..teijgeler@quicknet.nl 
>> <mailto:hans.teijgeler@quicknet.nl>> a écrit :
>>
>>     Hi Pierre-Antoine,
>>
>>     I use the IDLab Turtle Validator <http://ttl.summerofcode.be/>
>>
>>     Regards, Hans
>>