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   Ask HN: Ranking in Search with SPAs

   1 points by _pwalsh 5y ago|0 comments
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   by _pwalsh 8y ago

   We’ve looked into it: https://github.com/frictionlessdata/specs/issues/537 Feel free to add your use cases to that issue.
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   by _pwalsh 8y ago

   One of the authors of the Frictionless Data specifications here. The spec directly relevant to CSV is Table Schema [1], and we’ve also got some nice tools that leverage Table Schema and the family of specifications, such as goodtables [2].
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   by _pwalsh 9y ago

   Hi. One could read the YAML first with the library of choice, and then load into Data Package or Table Schema libraries.
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   by _pwalsh 9y ago

   Hi, (I work on the Frictionless Data specifications and tooling at Open Knowledge International.) Thanks. We are working on the website at present [1], and we are trying to manage a balance of targeting technical and non-technical users, wh
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   by _pwalsh 9y ago

   (I work on the Frictionless Data specifications and tooling at Open Knowledge International.) Point taken about the API. The Data Package [1] and Table Schema [2] libraries are generally designed as low-level libraries for building higher-l
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   by _pwalsh 9y ago

   Hi, (I work on the Frictionless Data specifications and tooling at Open Knowledge International.) CSV has many, many warts. However, it is the best thing we have right now for serialising data in a way that is easily read by humans (and con
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   Good Tables web service by Open Knowledge (alpha)(okfnlabs.org)

   4 points by _pwalsh 12y ago|1 comments