I have just been re-factoring some of my code, and discovered I am re-inventing the wheel slightly and would appreciate some thoughts/comments.
A few years ago I came up with a vocabulary for storing SPARQL queries in RDF and (appropriately I felt) called it TWINQL. This allowed me to
procedurally generate XUL RDF template from SPARQL queries stored in the same RDF itself. Basically mapping the query into <xul:triple/>
<xul:where/> and <xul:binding/> elements.
However, I have just discovered SPIN (http://spinrdf.org), which appears to do the same - does anyone know anything about it?
It does seem to be much more complex than my TWINQL vocabulary, which make me less keen, but what does anyone know about it - is SPIN the way to
do this?
I'm sure I can't be the only one generating XUL templates dynamically, am I missing a much bigger picture? How does everyone else do it, and I
guess more importantly where does the XUL templates roadmap lead?
Cheers,
N