Tag Archives: sparql

The trouble with “binding”

Danny notes that I chimed in with some Web architectural advice for those considering SPARQL updates. On that page, he asks; I’d like to hear more from Mark about what he sees as problematic about the current notion of binding. Although the spec seems unusual, the end result does seem to respect WebArch It does… Read More »

SPARQL; useful, but not a game-changer

Not that anyone would ever mistake me for a query language guru, but that’s really part of the problem; I’m not a query language guru, because I’m a Web guru, and to a certain extent those two roles are incompatible. The Web doesn’t do generic query, and it’s a better large scale distributed computing platform… Read More »

Groove gets a REST based Web services interface?

Jon Udell writes that Groove has a REST interface, which peaked my interest. We’re discussing it over on rest-discuss. I’m very encouraged to hear about REST being considered a cool and useful thing, and thank Jon for pushing that position. But (you knew this was coming, didn’t you? 8-) it doesn’t sound like Groove has… Read More »