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The 0.0.6 pre-alpha version of TurtleScript released today. The improvements are mostly under the hood in a new ANTLR grammar that is based on the Turtle spec. It is still incomplete, but now features like @base and more literal types are supported. The javascript is also hooked in to automated unit tests.

As always, please check out the example page at http://turtlescript.sourceforge.net/example/example.html and the FAQ. Submit a request for support if something doesn't seem to be right. Thank you for your interest.

The 0.0.5 pre-alpha version of TurtleScript released today. This version lets you paste html into the validator page instead of uploading a file. There is also a new example page to get you started creating Turtle data.

The intent of the TurtleScript project is to demonstrate that semantic data can be embedded in web pages in a way that is useful to both the web author and to external tools such as search engines and other semantic tools. As always, please check out the example page at http://turtlescript.sourceforge.net/example/example.html and the FAQ. Submit a request for support if something doesn't seem to be right. Thank you for your interest.

The fourth pre-alpha version of TurtleScript released today. This version includes more microformats that can be read by the Operator add-on for the Firefox web browser. There is a screenshot showing how it looks in practice.

The intent of the TurtleScript project is to demonstrate that semantic data can be embedded in web pages in a way that is useful to both the web author and to external tools such as search engines and other semantic tools. As always, please check out the example page at http://turtlescript.sourceforge.net/example/example.html and the FAQ. Submit a request for support if something doesn't seem to be right. Thank you for your interest.

The third pre-alpha version of TurtleScript released today. This version
includes improvements to the Javascript Turtle parser to support blank nodes and lists. The example page includes these features. Also the event tables now include microformats that can be read by the Operator Add-On for the Firefox web browser.

The intent of the TurtleScript project is to demonstrate that semantic data can be embedded in web pages in a way that is useful to both the web author and to external tools such as search engines and other semantic tools. As always, please check out the example page at http://turtlescript.sourceforge.net/example/example.html and the FAQ. Submit a request for support if something doesn't seem to be right. Thank you for your interest.

The second pre-alpha version of TurtleScript released today. This version includes a bare-bones online validator tool hosted at Google App Engine (http://turtlescript.appspot.com/validator). If you upload the TurtleScript example.html file to the validator, you can see the data displayed in RDF/XML format.

The intent of the TurtleScript project is to demonstrate that semantic data can be embedded in web pages in a way that is useful to both the web author and to external tools such as search engines and other semantic tools. ... read more

The first pre-alpha version of TurtleScript released earlier today. It includes an example HTML page with embedded TurtleScript information. There is a partial Turtle parser that allows the Turtle semantic data to be read from JavaScript within the web page. There are also the bare bones of a Java validator that can read the semantic data from outside the HTML page.

This is the intent of the TurtleScript project. It is to demonstrate that semantic data can be embedded in web pages in a way that is useful to both the web author and to external tools such as search engines and other semantic tools.... read more