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Released some RDF Graph update related things..

This is a short post to say I've managed to get 2 of 3 parts of RDF graph update / synchronisation done and live on the net; still need to do the PATCH but for now:

GUO Graph Diff is a prototype script for performing "diffs" on RDF Graphs - not text based, rather it's graph / trple based as discussed in the DesignIssue. An implementation of patch/diff for RDF.

GUO - Graph Update Ontology pretty self explanatory, an intentionally skinny ontology aimed at enabling lightweight RDF graph updates and graph synchronisation on a per triple level.

Next up is GUO Patch in the very near future; and hopefully a full demo / implementation using HTTP Patch and such like.

More soon, all info available on the respective pages above. Any feedback or comments most welcome!

Regards,

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