Thanks Thomas, that looks really handy. I definitely think we need more
template based solutions like this.
Best,
Navino
On 16 Mar 2015 20:34, "Thomas Douillard" wrote:
> Looks cool, see also wrote the beginning of a query generator in mediawiki
> templates : https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Templ
Looks cool, see also wrote the beginning of a query generator in mediawiki
templates : https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Template:WDQ
2015-03-09 22:03 GMT+01:00 Navino Evans :
> Hi all,
>
> We've been using WDQ queries a lot recently to update timelines in the
> Histropedia directory and, while tryin
That's good to know. Looking forward to playing around with it when there's
a test server up and running.
Best,
Navino
On 10 March 2015 at 13:28, Markus Kroetzsch
wrote:
> On 10.03.2015 14:15, Navino Evans wrote:
>
>> Cheers Fabian, Magnus!
>>
>> Just had a quick look at the import-json functi
On 10.03.2015 14:15, Navino Evans wrote:
Cheers Fabian, Magnus!
Just had a quick look at the import-json function - looks pretty awesome
:-) I probably won't be able to resist using it to make a mark-II mock
up at some point.
Thanks for the heads up about the upcoming Wikidata graph database,
Cheers Fabian, Magnus!
Just had a quick look at the import-json function - looks pretty awesome
:-) I probably won't be able to resist using it to make a mark-II mock up
at some point.
Thanks for the heads up about the upcoming Wikidata graph database, I was
aware that was in the pipeline. We'll
Nice! One could even display the results in the spreadsheet, using this:
http://blog.fastfedora.com/projects/import-json
(haven't tried, though)
Note that there is a "proper" Wikidata graph database being developed by
WMF. Once that reaches production, WDQ will likely become a wrapper around
that
Great work, Navino!
I agree, using google docs for the prototype is a really good way of
getting something started
all the best
Fabian Tompsett,
Volunteer Support Organiser,
Wikimedia UK,
Address: 56-64 Leonard St,
Shoreditch,
London EC2A 4LT
Phone:020 7065 0990
*Mobile: *07840 455 746
Wikime
Many thanks Markus :-)
The plan for us now is to get our developer to start making some of these
'query modules', and publish them as open source. They would be use-able as
a stand-alone tool, but more importantly be embeddable and easily
customisable in layout etc so that third parties could use
Awesome work :-). I love your use of Google Docs as a UI prototyping
tool. We could really use a few more special-purpose querying tools.
Markus
On 09.03.2015 22:03, Navino Evans wrote:
Hi all,
We've been using WDQ queries a lot recently to update timelines in the
Histropedia directory and, w
Hi all,
We've been using WDQ queries a lot recently to update timelines in the
Histropedia directory and, while trying to speed up the process, I ended up
creating a very crude query generator tool over the weekend. After getting
a bit carried away with it, it seemed worth sharing as it could actu
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