It’s been a while I haven’t posted here (but at least this mean I’m kind of busy)!
A few years have passed since we’ve started dreaming of a decentralized, open data network for all our (web) projects. Happily, researchers have worked on the semantic web for quite a few years and with the latest W3 drafts, I think we’re almost there.
So, I’ve spent my latest weeks working on an implementation of a Linked Data Platform Server in python. It’s a rewrite of my previous attempt in Pyramid.
This rewrite, now fully in Python 3, uses the new asyncio library that allows me to use coroutines and therefore speed it up a lot compared to the previous implementation. After attending this year’s FOSDEM, I felt I had to try aiohttp and API-Hour. Thanks @saghul and @GMLudo for inspiring me with your talks! Yes, it rocks!
I see a lot of usages for this server: backing the data of the commons in a p2p way (think Unisson, TILIOS, p2pfoundation, Virtual Assembly), being the backbone of any cultural or research institution, allowing rapid data backend deployment, …
Currently, I’m trying to pass the W3 Test Suite to make my implementation conform and I already have a few upcoming projects to proof-test it! Yay!
Oh, yes, it’s called Glutton. It loves data, all the data!
The links to glutton do not work. Maybe they should be replaced by https://github.com/CommonsDev/glutton ?
Thank you Andreas, I’ve updated the links… we changed the name of the org on Github and I forget to reflect that here. How are you interested in LDP?