Happy to announce PyGraft, a configurable #Python tool to generate both synthetic #schemas and #knowledgeGraphs easily, supporting several RDFS and OWL constructs.

📄 https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.03685
💻 https://github.com/nicolas-hbt/pygraft (also available on PyPI)

New CUE beta just dropped! https://github.com/cue-lang/cue/releases/tag/v0.6.0-beta.1 .. and I managed to sneak an utterly trivial commit into it!! #CUE #cuelang #data #structureddata #JSON #YaML #schema #schemas #schemata #policy

A useful topic for a paper! Worth reading if only to recognise that, even after all this time and understanding, we still fight the same old, same old...

"....efforts include adopting standards that maximize metadata #interoperability, deploying metadata #schemas that are widely used, but also versatile and extensible to address the changing needs of the user community."

Harvestable #Metadata Services Development: Analysis of Use Cases from the World #Data System
https://datascience.codata.org/articles/10.5334/dsj-2023-020

Is anyone aware of (or involved with!) a project that collects and publishes #schemas from providers on the #Terraform Registry that #Hashicorp runs, in a machine-consumable / #StructuredData format? #schema #schemata #InfraAsCode #IaC #HashicorpTerraform

Could anyone give me keywords to search for (or pointers to places/folks talking about) different license options for *schemas*?
It seems subtly different enough from both software and documentation licensing that I suspect there’s important nuance I’ll miss if I focus on those areas … #PleaseBoost!
#license #licensing #licenses #FOSSLicensing #legal #law #schema #schemas #schemata #data #structureddata #documentation

Li summarizes: "the first face of power is measured through the winner of the game, and the second face of power can be understood as the referee. The third face of power is the field, the rulebook, and agreement that there is even a game at all."

It's the creation of this third face that Li's paper dissects - the creation of "Type I" ideas that form the unquestioned assumptions for all other debate. Sociologist call these ideas "#schemas."

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Do you know any (XML) Schemas that describe books? Like DocBook but also for non technical books? #Ontologies #XML #schemas #books

Excited to share a new post: "How Wix Engineering Accelerated #OpenPlatform Dev with Standardized #APIs & #Schemas"

Main points:
* Actively maintaining API version lifecycle
* Automatically translate APIs for external use
* Event-centric APIs with Domain Events

https://natansil.medium.com/how-wix-accelerated-open-platform-dev-with-standardized-apis-schemas-e4fbbf25f5d8

Here's your chance to build the next generation of our back-end.

It's the ideal time to join and bring all your experience of architecture, #APIs, #schemas, #scaling, #Nodejs and #TypeScript to bear.

Fully #RemoteWork role with a team in Ireland, Spain and Croatia.

https://axonista.hirehive.com/job/113443/senior-software-engineer-remote?source=mastodon

A 2nd CUE video in as many days? What an unCUEsual occurrence!

This short episode of Stock CUEbs I've uploaded today looks at the very foundation of Cuelang: telling the truth. Repeatedly.

And what happens when we /don't/ do that ...

I present to you now: "CUE Truths, And a Lie": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su9h8hpZ0AY #CUE #cuelang #CUE #data #constraints #schemas

A 2nd CUE video in as many days? What an unCUEsual occurrence!

This episode of Stock CUEbs I've uploaded today looks at the very foundation of Cuelang: telling the truth. Repeatedly.

And what happens when we /don't/ do that ...

I present to you now: "CUE Truths, And a Lie": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su9h8hpZ0AY #CUE #cuelang #CUE #data #constraints #schemas

I'm putting out some short and uncomplicated videos on my favourite thing at the moment: CUE!

#Cuelang is a smart #data #constraint #language that /looks/ a bit #JSON shaped, but is actually going to save us all from the dreary, #YaML-eqsue future that /feels/ so inevitable!

Here's a really short video I've just published about a fantastic CUE feature that lets us combine #schemas and concrete values, separately but hierarchically, organising instances in parallel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaPLbvHpVlc

@lafnlab thanks! I'm really surprised there are so many varied implementations across so many languages, without more tools to test one's server for spec compliance?

It really reminds me of the situation in #bioinformatics, where we're expected to conform to some schemas that build /atop/ #schemas.org, except, there's no validator for the custom schemas? (*not entirely true, there is one, it just crashes on my site)

Either way, thanks for the positive comment, I'm going to keep going with it!