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We are working on an open-source Knowledge Graph called Cayley (https://cayley.io https://cayley.io) including a browsable web interface (https://github.com/cay

• mark_l_watson 7y ago
  That is very cool. You mention some RDF support, but no SPARQL query support if I understand your first linked web page. For what my opinion is worth, I encourage you! I have been a fan of the semantic web since day zero, and I worked with their Knowledge Graph while working at Google. In order promote the tech, I am working on an app (for iOS and macOS) that will walk new users through using SPARQL against endpoints like WikiData and DBPedia. My email is in my profile, contact me and we can set up a phone call sometime.
  • bjonnh 7y ago
    Where can we find information about how Google is using KGs? All I can find is pretty old info (freebase etc). there are details of what they do with it (those boxes in searches, but no technical explanation)
• rch 7y ago
  What's the license? I can't find one in the repo...
  • rambojazz 7y ago
    The repo says Apache 2.
    • rch 7y ago
      I think we're looking at different repos... https://github.com/cayleygraph/web/search?q=apache&unscoped_q=apache https://github.com/cayleygraph/web/search?q=apache&unscoped_...
      • rambojazz 7y ago
        https://github.com/cayleygraph/cayley https://github.com/cayleygraph/cayley
        • rch 7y ago
          Exactly. That's a different repo. Is the UI source included there as well? If so, then it's covered, but if not I can't assume that it is.
• rambojazz 7y ago
  Last time I checked Cayley, it didn't have Linked Data support. Is it something that you have added recently? And does it support SPARQL?