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Example 61 from https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld/ gives an empty graph for me, even with `ConjunctiveGraph`.
Hi, > So, I'm feeling a bit burnout on this project I am sorry to hear that. But I can relate to this very much. Regarding: * Quality of projects...
> I'm currently leaning towards the JSON data file plus generation code to make the actual README. I've experimented with this in the beginning. This has a lot of advantages....
Back then i saw 2 different approaches: * generate HTML/Markdown from a single source of data (e.g. JSON file(s)): * Pros: * entries can be defined once but used in...
@nasa42 has used TOML for https://github.com/nasa42/libs.rs/tree/master/categories
@brycx I think one needs to distinguish "usefulness" as "i can use the code" and "the code is interesting/insightful etc.". To me "i can use the code" was the most...
That being said, i don't think there is an easy solution. It will always be a struggle.
A recent thread about error handling: https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp/issues/388
A sketch for the start of a book: [book.txt](https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp/files/4133742/book.txt)
The `input.addEventListener("input", updateValue);` from the example https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement/input_event#javascript works for both the initial character and the text completion on iOS for me. According to eframe's `install_text_agent()` this is what is used....