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Chris Donnan

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Chris Donnan : Programming – Brooklyn Style

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    • Active RDF – a set of tools for semantic web work using ruby
    Posted Xml, ruby, semantic web on Tuesday, March 28th, 2006.

    Active RDF – is a set of tools for semantic web work using ruby. I have been looking at the Redland RDF Application Framework from Dave Beckett lately. I believe this makes use of it – good stuff!

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