Hyperdata Knowledge Management System

A set of Linked Data-oriented browser apps. It could be described as a Headless CMS where the notion of Content is expanded. Its aim is to aid productivity.

It's a one-person effort by me, Danny Ayers, though totally sitting on the laps of giants. It has quite a long history.

By expressing the data in RDF and interacting with an SPARQL store (I'm using Fuseki) the same underlying data (and potentially any other Linked Data) can be used across many different user interfaces.

The knowledge management system I want is one that will directly help my projects. Simple version - I have a todo list (graph). Each item has resources associated with it that are only a click away. The system tells me what to do next to make the best use of my time/resources.

The links in the navigation bar above are things that I'm developing and/or using. May well not do much.

• FooWiki - A wiki. But I've been using Joplin (and before that Obsidian), things will be changing a little
• Trellis - hierarchical lists.
• TurtleEditor - low-level editing of the data, with node and arc graph visualization (I found it abandoned on GitHub)
• Gloss - this will be an AI glossary. But the motivation is mostly to get FooWiki code to do something a bit different, meanwhile I update the code
• foolicious - doesn't look like I've got what I thought I had, but this will be a URL bookmarker that scrapes a bit of info from the target docs
• NewsMonitor - a headless RSS aggregator (in Java, uses Jena)
• trev - a low-level RDF editor (via SPARQL)

Right now I'm building/updating all of these simultaneously, so any/all could be broken. They share the same backend SPARQL Store and essentially the same architecture, which I'm calling SPARQL Diamonds. As I move forward them individually I'm trying to align to some common libs.

Other bits and pieces that are around here include :

• y-mirror - customised codemirror with y.js
• jupyterlite - that Jupyter. Is plenty to do sandboxed coding experiments

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