#81 The YAML-LD Primer #82
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I say go ahead and merge it; the standards for a CG Report are different than that for a WG.
The playground has a visualization tool, although I'm sure there are better.
For Specs, there may be some restrictions on having active content on the page, but with appropriate use of CSS media selectors, it seems fine to me.
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I would expect this to eventually be published as a non-normative a/k/a informative NOTE, so there's probably little point to keeping this PR of a new document in draft, nor even in keeping this as a PR, once @anatoly-scherbakov feels comfortable opening it up to full review and input by/from CG and/or WG. Active content is neither globally forbidden nor globally permitted, especially in NOTE space. It should be carefully considered, as many people prefer to print things, but when used well, I think it may fit well into a Primer or similar NOTE. |
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@TallTed I agree that, if done, this document must be non normative. I am not entirely clear though whether you propose to factor this out as a separate document right away? Instead of having it as part of the spec for the time being. |
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Looks like this got lost, as it targets a branch already merged. You may need a new PR to re-target it. |
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@anatoly-scherbakov -- To my mind, having the Primer treated as its own doc (doesn't need to be a separate repo) from inception is best. Given that #80 (which holds the branch you forked from) has been merged, requiring this to be rebased against |
+1 to integrate in a separate repo, unless there's specific need to visually represent a graph to clarify the spec content. Didn't know cytoscape. Looks cool. |
This is very much a draft.
I decided to push it however to show how we maybe could visualize RDF graphs.
This image is generated using Cytoscape JS library. The nodes and edges should be clickable. What do you think of the idea itself?
Perhaps there is some off-the-shelf JS visualization tool for RDF that we could use?
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