Leo Simons wrote:
Oh, ehm, I was even briefly tempted to turn our model into RDF but there ain't that many good tools for RDF editing :-D
The more I think about it, the more I think that having our data in RDF would be a tremendous win, also in terms of programming. There are python triple stores that are just fine and would allow you to load all the data in RDF, then *query* it for the stuff you need.
No object model work, just look for the statements you want (example: give me all the projects in this repository, or give me all the project that depend on this other project).
How do we get there?
Well, I would suggest to RDFize our XML data by writing a few XSLT stylesheets and run them on them.
So, instead of having people to write (and learn!) RDF, you can just have them write their XML data as they did in the past.
That gets you started without having to convince people ;-)
-- Stefano.
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