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    Adrian Gschwend
    @ktk
    thing is that this effort took way longer than anticipated so it would be great if one would not loose much more time now for publishing it
    Holger Knublauch
    @HolgerKnublauch
    FWIW the source code of the SHACL JavaScript implementation (behind the SHACL playground) is now on GitHub under Apache license at https://github.com/TopQuadrant/shacl-js with thanks to @antoniogarrote for contributions.
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    @HolgerKnublauch looking good!, a link to the spec form the README might be helpful.
    @HolgerKnublauch would potentially accept Pull Request which on top of your interface adds the methods to align to the RDFJS api?
    Holger Knublauch
    @HolgerKnublauch
    We welcome any contribution. In this case I am curious how it could work without a synchronous find method. Would you mind opening a GitHub issue at shacl-js to discuss this further?
    Tim Berners-Lee
    @timbl
    (There is also a SHACL core checker https://github.com/linkeddata/shacl-check )
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    @timbl We are currently finishing off the rdfjs spec, this question came up: https://github.com/rdfjs/representation-task-force/issues/119#issuecomment-315926101
    @HolgerKnublauch I did not yet look into the details, will have a look later on and open an issues as proposed.
    Tim Berners-Lee
    @timbl
    the question on authros and editors?
    Normally, every editor is also an author.
    timbl @timbl answered
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    more if you like to be featured as an author .. (-,
    Thomas Bergwinkl
    @bergos
    btw. we should add an acknowledgements section and list all people attending the calls or joined discussions on github. also we should mention the rdf interfaces spec.
    Thomas Bergwinkl
    @bergos
    https://www.bergnet.org/2017/08/rdf-ext-v1-release/
    @elf-pavlik can you retweet with the rdfjs account? https://twitter.com/bergi_bergos/status/895017248942940160
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    nice!
    Ruben Verborgh
    @RubenVerborgh
    Great stuff! Let's finalize RDF/JS this summer, end of the year at latest. Will migrate my libraries as well.
    elf Pavlik
    @elf-pavlik
    :tada: congratulations @bergos
    I retweet it from https://twitter.com/rdfjs if someone would like access to that account please just let me know!
    elf Pavlik
    @elf-pavlik
    http://rdf.js.org/
    elf Pavlik
    @elf-pavlik
    I think the spec should move to some other path e.g /specs/low-level
    https://js.org/ seems like reliable service
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    Fancy!
    Yes I planed this quite some time. Probably its time for a another Telco?
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    hey, what if we made an RDFJS proxy that people could run as a service, like as an Express app? The thought strikes me that, rdfjs, serialized to JSON, is essentially its own application/rdfjs+json content type. It'd be like, GET /proxy?uri=https://ex.com/resource.ttl -H 'Accept: application/rdfjs+json and the proxy would fetch the Turtle resource, parse it into rdf js format, serialize it to json & return it
    it would allow us to have really lightweight clients, in the browser, with no parsers. just like, an in-memory quad store and that's it. cause parsing can happen on the server side, and the client just needs to JSON.parse() and that's it. it's already pre-digested
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    (the proxy could also double as a convenient translator between the various RDF serializations)
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    the idea of such a proxy I have ponder about already some time, my use case was more to make it possible to put lets say a .ttl on github and query it through the proxy in any format
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    yeah!
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    introducing one more format in the RDF domain on the other side I am not sure about yet
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    should be a not super difficult project, say with rdf-ext
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    yeah i discussed with @bergos about this already, i think once we got an afternoon we should takle this
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    thing is tho, we have the format for free, so to speak, with the RDF JS spec
    right, so it's not like we're going through a long standards process all over again, just for it
    sounds good
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    yeah, as we work in real life projects with customer i always fear about having to support one more serialisation
    (-,
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    hehe true
    but presumably, your client also works with the rdfjs internal representation, right?
    so again, it's already supported
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    right now rdf-ext does not yet have the rdf-xml and rdfa serializer up-to-date.. if i am not misstaken
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    oh, really?
    I'm sure it'll get there
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    yes, all a question of resources .. (-, time and monetary
    Dmitri Zagidulin
    @dmitrizagidulin
    true 'nuff.
    what sort of projects do you do, btw? (with customers etc)
    Michael Luggen
    @l00mi
    a not complete overview you see here: http://data.admin.ch/datasets/
    (sorry in german only currently)
    this are mostly in the stage of publishing swiss gov data as ld
    further we look forward to make a rdf based statistics portal with the city of zurich