The Tabulator [5] was originally written as a linked data browser. (Figure 1), designed to navigate the web of links, without any domain-specific programing by ...

The Tabulator project is an attempt to demonstrate and utilize the power of linked RDF data with a user-friendly Semantic Web browser that is able to recognize ...

Tabulator Redux: Browsing and Writing Linked Data · Tim Berners-Lee, J. Hollenbach, +3 authors. M. Schraefel · Published in LDOW 2008 · Art, Computer Science.

Mar 10, 2023 · Bibliographic details on Tabulator Redux: Browsing and Writing Linked Data.

Abstract. A first category of Semantic Web browsers was designed to present a given dataset (an RDF graph) for perusal in various forms.

1. The Tabulator · 2. Tabulator recap · 3. 2007,8: Tabulator as editor · 4. Where to store the data? · 5. Editing via SPARQLUpdate · 6. Server side · 7. Editing via ...

The Tabulator project is a generic data browser and editor. Using outline and table modes, it provides a way to browse RDF data on the web.

The Tabulator project is an attempt to demonstrate and utilize the power of linked RDF data with a user-friendly Semantic Web browser that is able to recognize ...

The latest version of the Tabulator project, described in this paper, has focused on providing the write side of the readable/writable web, ...

The Tabulator [4] was originally written as a linked data browser, designed to provide the ability to navigate the web of linked things without any domain- ...