Code of Conduct: https://github.com/solid/process/blob/main/code-of-conduct.md - Website: https://solidproject.org/ - Repos: https://github.com/solid/
You can find the draft agenda for the next W3C Solid Community Group call on https://www.w3.org/community/solid/wiki/Meetings Let me know if there is anything you would like to add or modify. The Solid Spec is discussed at the W3C Solid Community Group call which happens biweekly and is open for anyone to join. You can find out more on the community repo.
The requirements are that I need to write a paper about the problem and I can build something(program). The second requirement is not mandatory
Bem-vindo ao Solid @wellingtonx Perhaps you'd find the section on how to contribute useful https://github.com/solid/community
@michielbdejong has some thoughts on a Solid Chat app, perhaps would have some ideas about a project
@wellingtonx https://forum.solidproject.org/ might also be a good place to find people and interesting resources ^_^
@megoth_twitter might be fun to borrow some ideas from: https://www.nearform.com/blog/introducing-graphql-hooks/
this sample: https://github.com/Inrupt-inc/generator-solid-angular have issue with new version solid-auth-client
Must refresh page to get pod data after login when using new version solid-auth-client, but it's ok with old version solid-auth-client
Is someone know this issue?
Any UK academics here? I need to add my article on ”Digital Sovereignty” published here http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-2165/ to https://www.researchfish.net/ . One has to search databases of articles that various repositories already have indexed as I see it. But searching those repositories is like using an SQL interface with no reasoning on fragmented data...
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Dear all, today I can announce a first event I've been organizing. It's about Solid & decentralized web, but also on virual identity, privacy and using GDPR to leverage this.
If you happen to be in Belgium on April 11 and 12: feel free to join https://www.pwc.be/en/events-courses/2019/data-democracy-hackathon.html
If you happen to be in Belgium on April 11 and 12: feel free to join https://www.pwc.be/en/events-courses/2019/data-democracy-hackathon.html
@kylak yes you can use https://github.com/jeff-zucker/solid-auth-cli which has the same interface as solid-auth-client but works in the terminal
You can use it directly or with rdflib.js or you can use it with a higher-level library like https://github.com/jeff-zucker/solid-file-client or with an interactive terminal-based shell with https://github.com/jeff-zucker/solid-shell
@Psycop_twitter perhaps add your Solid Event to https://github.com/solid/community/blob/master/solid-events.md so that others can find it and that it gets mentioned during Solid World
Hi Everyone,
Was anybody here working toward Legal Entities (e.g. companies) representation in WebID Profile Documents? We are considering using WebID for companies on our http://lei.info platform (short term goal) and Solid platform (long term goal). We could apply what FOAF allows for, but before we do so, I'm looking for any previous work in that space.
Was anybody here working toward Legal Entities (e.g. companies) representation in WebID Profile Documents? We are considering using WebID for companies on our http://lei.info platform (short term goal) and Solid platform (long term goal). We could apply what FOAF allows for, but before we do so, I'm looking for any previous work in that space.
@sopekmir_twitter Not sure if this helps: https://orcid.org/content/organization-identifier-working-group
@gklyne @sopekmir_twitter Related (re ORCID profile extension sameAs, storage, inbox, outbox), see threads: https://twitter.com/csarven/status/905421364353490944 , https://twitter.com/csarven/status/991642357983514625 , https://twitter.com/csarven/status/991645600402825217
@SebSigloch_twitter I’m new to solid, but have worked with linked data for a while. I see Solid as a deployment option (an attractive one) rather than an essential component. My current work is exploring Solid to replace an LDP server that was previously used for our MELD project (http://www.semanticaudio.ac.uk/demonstrators/24-music-encoding-and-linked-data-meld/, http://www.oerc.ox.ac.uk/news/weigl-page-paper-music-encoding-and-linked-data-be-presented-ismir). The key feature of this for us over “ordinary” web+linked data is the read/write aspect. A couple of the MELD demonstrators involve real-time updates to structures during a musical performance.
@jeff-zucker Thanks :) The really interesting bits are other people’s - I’m mainly doing RDF data modelling and prototyping. But I was involved with an interesing LDP-based architecture for a music guided-composition demonstrator based on the MELD ideas. (https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/pubs:951336) Using REST ideas (where the "uniform interface" is LDP), we’ve been able to move a lot of the application logic to cooperating clients, with the “cloud” service element reduced to LDP.
@jeff-zucker Ack. It also connects with the growing body of work using Web Annotations. All of which should allow for lots of re-usable software elements - we hope! I guess the “reasoning” aspect could be compared with the old blackboard systems? (With LDP collections as the blackboard(s).)
