Back to the articleWhat's in a name? #
Posted Wednesday 22nd July 2009 01:03 GMT
Well sparql does sound pretty, What's yql? yukkle or ickle? It should probably be Y! QL, though that does beg the question: Y?! Y!? Y?!?
Yahoo!'s web-wide query language learns to write
sparkle #
Posted Friday 10th July 2009 08:38 GMT
Why do we need *another* language to query the web as database? We have SPARQL for that already: http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-sparql-query/
D'oh.
Woo-hoo! #
Posted Friday 10th July 2009 10:24 GMT
Another web 0.2 based language that nobody will use because it will never reach critical market penetration. Somebody's certainly justifying their salary there.
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