Python

We exploit the Python eco-system to make a GUI for a Prolog program, run with SWI-Prolog, in under 10 minutes

Another little known Python feature that deserves more love. This time we’re looking at the send function that lets you input values into your generator as it’s running. It works through yield and is awesome!

In Python we have for loops and list comprehension. In this post we’ll examine the semantic difference between the two in order to determine when it is appropriate to use each one.

It’s tricky to find out how to set up RDFLib Graph to use a RDBS backend, but it can be done using SQLAlchemy and RDFLib-SQLAlchemy. This means it’ll support all the engines SQLAlchemy does, including MySQL and Postgres. I’ll highlight two gotchas to look out for when using RDFLib-SQLAlchemy and walk you through getting setup using a wrapper class to RDFLIB Graph.

An introduction to programming the Semantic Web using Python and Flask. We’ll make an RDF file to describe ourselves, serve it via Flask, use data from it in a template, encode it into our HTML, and link to it from our HTML.