Re: [Eulergui-user] task + contacts manager

[Melvin C. <mel...@gm...>]

On 30 November 2012 13:02, Jean-Marc Vanel <jea...@gm...> wrote:

> Hi Melvin and all
>
> Refering to your feature list:
> https://github.com/taskify/taskify/wiki/Features
>
> my main feature is a Semantic management of contacts.
> This involves tasks like writing mails, organizing meetings, writing
> code samples, etc.
> At the core there will be rules in N3 to trigger tasks like getting in
> contact with people not too soon and not too late.
>
> There a other goodies like ontologies in taskify here :
> https://github.com/taskify/taskify/wiki/_pages
>
> I worked on a IMAP to SPARQL connector (tested on Google).
> It's a simple connector that mirrors the IMAP box into
> a local TDB database, with a simple vocabulary directly related to the
> IMAP fields. So the SPARQL queries will occur on the local IMAP
> mirror.
> I's work in progress :
> http://eulergui.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/eulergui/trunk/eulergui_mail/
>
> Also I need connectors for various JSON stuff ( Google contacts,
> agenda, and also CKAN, etc ).
> I intend to leverage on Scala parsers; there is a JSON example in book
> Programming in Scala, 2nd edition - Martin Odersky. I hope to factor
> the common things in converting JSON into N3.
>
> Then the next steps would be :
> - create a contact manager in Swing/Scala with my N3 rule-based
> EulerGUI framework
> - do the same as web application with Echo3 or Apache Wicket frameworks
>

Hi Jean-Mark

Still very much alpha, but I'm hoping to release version 0.1 by end of year.

I've been looking at drivers between different task formats and I will have
a public drivers repository, taskify-drivers.  What this will do is
hopefully have cartridges that will be able to transform one format to
another, to allow interop, as much as possible.

I've also been thinking about a taskify-bots repo that will contain a
number of robots that people can write and use in order to perform various
actions on your calendar and tasks.  This can be anything from reminders,
to prioritization, to general clean up.

Right now i have modular components

taskify-UI -- all uis
taskify-data-server -- linked data server
taskify-payments-server -- web credits server for payments
taskify-drivers -- data interchange
taskify-bots (soon) -- all sorts of robots
taskify-hub -- a portal for distributed search of public tasks etc.

Maybe euler could be used to make some bots.

Kingsley has done a lot of work in this area, so I've CC'd him and
Nathan.



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