- AGWebView, view graphs with an ordinary browser
- "Gruff" Training Videos - A Graph Browser for AllegroGraph
- AllegroGraph version 3.2 release, query optimizations & more
- DBPedia Deutschland, using AllegroGraph, Gruff, and AGWebView
- A Python Client now included with AllegroGraph RDFStore
- C# client for Allegrograph on github
- TopQuadrant releases version 3.1.1 of the TopBraid products
- Prerelease of RacerPro 2.0 now available
- Recorded Semantic Technology Webinars
1. AGWebView, view graphs with an ordinary browser
AGWebView gives you access to your AllegroGraph triple store data from a Web browser. Available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX.For more information and to download
2. "Gruff" Training Videos - A Graph Browser for AllegroGraph
Gruff is a triple-store browser that displays visual graphs of subsets of a store's resources and their links. The current release is 1.4.1. There are now 8 short training videos.Download Gruff and view the videos
3. AllegroGraph version 3.2 release, query optimizations & more
The primary emphasis on this version was optimizing query performance - on average, an order of magnitude faster. With this release, we've published new LUMB benchmark results comparing 3.2 to 3.1 on LUBM(50), and LUBM(8000) results.The LUBM Benchmark results are here
Some of the other areas with performance improvements include RDFS++ Reasoning, get-triples, client/server bulk loading, SPARQL, Jena and Sesame.
For a complete list of new features and improvements
4. DBPedia Deutschland, using AllegroGraph, Gruff, and AGWebView
DBPedia Deutschland 1.0 Release - The German part of the Wikipedia for Machines runs on AllegroGraph. Humans can access the DBPedia data in the AllgegroGraph triple store using AGWebView from an ordinary Web browser. The first DBPedia Deutschland release and first use cases will be featured at the 3rd Berlin Semantic Web Meetup and CSW workshop at Xinnovations 2009, Berlin, September 15th.Read the full press release
5. A Python Client now included with AllegroGraph RDFStore
This client is a full set of library calls for Python-based applications, and mimics the API defined for Sesame, using similar method names and argument conventions. However, we have also chosen to exploit Python features such as keyword arguments and iterator conventions that are absent in Java, resulting in a library with a genuine Python flavor.Watch a recorded demonstration of the python client
6. C# client for Allegrograph on github
This free library fills the requirement for projects that need to be .NET compatible.For more information and to download
7. TopQuadrant releases version 3.1.1 of the TopBraid products
There is an update to the document "Using TopBraid Composer with AllegroGraph". You can find the new document and a video demonstration of the new integration features on our TopBraid Composer page.8. Prerelease of RacerPro 2.0 now available
RacerPro 2.0 integrates AllegroGraph as its persistent store and can now load OWL 2 ontologies from AllegroGraph, view them with Gruff, and perform reasoning. RacerPro inference results can be written back into AllegroGraph. There are many more enhancements and improvements.For all of The details and to download the preview
9. Recorded Semantic Technology Webinars
Some recently added topics include:- Geospatial Reasoning for Moving Objects
- Solving Scale and Reasoning in Large RDF Datasets
- Optimizing SPARQL for Diverse Ontologies
- Selecting the RIGHT Database for your Project (Relational vs. RDF Triple Store)
View the videos here
