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Your approach doesn't apply to the semantic web. Apples and oranges. Two dimensional non-tree graph are neat but in most cases at best a debugging tool or whirl
by davidy123 3y ago
Your approach doesn't apply to the semantic web. Apples and oranges. Two dimensional non-tree graph are neat but in most cases at best a debugging tool or whirlygig.
- Lichtso 3y ago> Your approach doesn't apply to the semantic web. Not sure which approach you are talking about. > Two dimensional non-tree graph are neat but in most cases at best a debugging tool or whirlygig. That is what I was saying. Layouting and rendering general case graphs is a mess.
- davidy123 3y agoI mean semantic web is designed to turn the entire web into a semantic database. You could treat "your" parts of the web as DSLs in the simplest possible RDF/linked data and then link it to semantic web concepts (and other people can link it as appropriate), but I don't think you can create anything like a semantic web with standalone DSLs. > That is what I was saying. Layouting and rendering general case graphs is a mess. Yes, unfortunately and somewhat ironically since the web is a non-tree graph.