April 2012
3 posts
Try the Semantic Web For Yourself! [Quickstart]...
Today I’m going to walk you all the way through configuring a working, publicly accessible SPARQL endpoint.
Our endpoint is going to run on Amazon’s cloud service. We’re going to working in Ubuntu Linux, using Sesame’s native store as our database, and using the DBPedia ontology as our sample dataset.
Because we’re working in the cloud, pretty much any computer should work for this. Personally,...
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Setup a (basic) publicly accessible website in an...
This guide should be enough to get you up and running with a (bare-bones) functional, publicly accessible website in just a few hours.
We’re going to accomplish this using Pinax, an open-source project that aims to “deal automatically with what most websites have in common, and let you focus on what makes your site unique.”
Pinax is made up of several components. The core is a tool that generates...
Django Ignoring CSS
I just wasted a couple of hours trying to fix a total n00b Django mistake, so if you happen to Google “Django ignore CSS” or “Django not loading CSS”, maybe you’ll find this and it will save you time.
My mistake…I instictively put all of my <link> statements at the top of my template. It did not occur to me that since my homepage template was extending a...