Yesterday issued a challenge on my blog for ideas for concrete linked open
data applications. Because talking about concrete apps helps shaping the
roadmap for the technical questions for the linked data community ahead. The
real questions, not the theoretical ones...
Richard MacManus of
I am not sure exactly how the thread by Carmen got going, or where it appeared
from, but
it seems pretty interesting.
Note that on the w3c mail archives there are X-Archived-At headers with URLs
for each mail.
I don't understand why not every mailing list does that, as it is so clearly an
Georgi you are mistaken. Links to resources or even simple things such
as reusing labels are already saving me time and money when building
apps for customers.
in reality I get more than labels, I get maps, relations, etc which
otherwise would have been costly to attain.
Also, the
Hi Aldo,
Georgi you are mistaken. Links to resources or even simple things such as
reusing labels are already saving me time and money when building apps for
customers.
well, do we then really need all that sophisticated rdf data? If it comes down
to reusing labels?
in reality I get more
Hi All,
Good question.
Here's a description of an app about energy independence
www.reengineeringllc.com/EnergyIndependence1.pdf
and here is the same thing as a video
www.reengineeringllc.com/EnergyIndependence1Video.htm (Flash
video with audio)
You can also run the app itself, and get
Hi Matthias,
There are applications that re-use identifiers, and there are
applications that use single, hand-picked data sources. But let's be
honest, that's not using the linked data cloud. So, why's that?
There must be a reason.
Which
part of the ecosystem sucks?
I don't see
Hi
On Apr 9, 2010, at 11:45, Georgi Kobilarov georgi.kobila...@gmx.de
wrote:
Hi Aldo,
Georgi you are mistaken. Links to resources or even simple things
such as
reusing labels are already saving me time and money when building
apps for
customers.
well, do we then really need all that
2010/4/9 Georgi Kobilarov georgi.kobila...@gmx.de
Hi Bernard,
well, why did I ask people to write about their ideas for apps?
My observation is that there are zero real apps using linked open data
(i.e.
data from the cloud). Not even a single one. Null.
After 3 years of linking open
On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 4:48 AM, Georgi Kobilarov georgi.kobila...@gmx.dewrote:
Let's be creative about stuff we'd build with the web of data. Assume the
Linked Data Web would be there already, what would build?
Lots of things:
(1) A 'smart' encyclopedia that can reformat Wikipedia (and
I'm surprised, not to say puzzled, to see e-commerce popping us so late in
this conversation. I think the first useful application of linked data will
be an answer to questions such as Where can I find a product with such and
such properties at the cheapest price? and What should I do this
Francois,
The problem is the lack of data. If there is not real time concert data plus
weather forecast and hotel prices and availability, we can't create such a
linked data application.
I'm interested in seeing what people can create with the current linked open
data PLUS other data.
We need
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