Semantic Web Hacking

I'm a strong proponent of the Semantic Web: I play with it in most of my spare time, in one form or another. In the process of my play I've come up with a couple of useful tools that people have started to use on the web.

• Sparql XMPP - SPARQL Querying over Jabber
• Feedback-in-Feeds - Feedback-in-Feeds playing.
• Wordnet - SPARQL Query against wordnet data source, includes some playing with AJAX tech
• govtrack - for data and query tools against GovTrack RDF data.
• DOAP - DOAP related directory, for things like the scutterplan for the DOAPBulletinBoard
• doapamatic
• xtech - remixing XTech 2005 conference schedule
• rdfgpg - dealing with gpg signatures in RDF
• data sources - converting plain jane data sources to RDF
• foafnaut tools - Writing for FOAFnaut. Done for JibberJim
• redland tools - Tools that I write for Redland. Most of my work is in Python.
• depiction tools - a way to annotate photos from the command line, easily
• tbfoaf - FOAF Thunderbird Extension
• lorebot - Homepage for the lorebot poject.
• MeNow - Homepage for the MeNow project.
• FOAF - general page for FOAF related tools and hacks I've put together.
• Julie - an IRC interface to Redland for storage and querying.
• FOAFer - an extension to let you know when the page you're on contains FOAF data
• DOAPer - an extension to let you know when the page you're on contains DOAP data