Hello Emil,
nice, could you register in the Wiki and add your tool under applications:
http://wiki.dbpedia.org/Applications
Thanks,
Sebastian
Am 07.09.2012 01:35, schrieb Emil Müller:
Hello DBpedia.
I have developed a new interface to DBpedia. Instead of accessing data
through SPARQL, it revolves around a new object-oriented programming
language that should be familiar to most programmers. Feature-wise it is
similar to Python. You can even ask it questions. If anybody is interested,
see http://alumis.dnsd.info/. I'd love some feedback. Currently runs off an
old 32-bit computer with 4 Gb of memory, so please be nice with it :)
Database is limited.
Emil Muller
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