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Re: Nepomuk use case
by Lee on Sunday 10/Feb/2008, @13:21
Yep, agreed. It's a tough balance to find. Nepomuk's APIs have a really nice simplicity to them though, so I'm confident that development will catch up soon enough :) One thing that would really help though, is better documentation. The examples on techbase are great, but there aren't many of them, and they're fairly limited in terms of use cases. I haven't yet seen any examples of soprano/nepomuk use from python/ruby/kross -- don't even know if any of those bindings are implemented yet.
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