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October 2015

date & time: 2015-10-09T17:00Z

chatroom and scribe: https://gitter.im/rdfjs/public

VoIP: G+ Hangouts (link available in chatroom 10 min before call starts)

online group collaboration spaces (max 10 min)

Currently we don't have official communication channels except mailing list, we also have two wikis, we could use first 5 min of the meeting to agree at least on some of the common online collaboration spaces.

https://w3c.github.io/modern-tooling

new proposals

workstreams (actionable) (max 40min)

Proposal: Representation Task Force

proposed by: @bergi & @RubenVerborgh

  • taskforce: what & who
  • use cases and code snippets
  • targets
    • definitions of common terms
    • low-level API used by parsers, by, serializers, and by high-level libraries
    • guideline for applications/parser developers to decide when to use low-level API or high level libraries
    • specification
    • specification test suite
  • discussion topics
    • callbacks / promises / …

group charter (max 5min)

Action: find editor

The mission of the rdfjs Community Group is to coordinate development of a coherent RDF stack for javascript browser and stand-alone applications. This platform will address at least:

  • parsing standard formats like JSON-LD, Turtle, Trig, RDFa and RDF/XML.
  • querying RDF data with SPARQL 1.1. and may include
  • classification and semantic validation with OWL 1.1
  • syntactic data validation with ShEx or SHACL.

This group will examine use cases to make informed choices between:

  • accessor methods vs. fixed properties for triples and graphs.
  • streaming vs. promises for long-running functions.

Deliverables: @@ not needed because it repeats the mission statement?

misc (max 5min)

group meetings

Proposal: monthly telecon

group chairs

This group currently has no chairs. Please check boxes for individuals you wish to select as chairs, then push the Propose button at the bottom of the page.

https://www.w3.org/community/about/tool/#choose-chair

hacking

March 2015