Comments on: Bottom-up Wave Propagation http://nick.iss.im/2009/05/28/bottom-up-wave-propagation/ nick . iss . im Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:36:04 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: nick http://nick.iss.im/2009/05/28/bottom-up-wave-propagation/comment-page-1/#comment-2256 nick Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:38:17 +0000 http://nick.iss.im/?p=173#comment-2256 Hi Elvis, Thanks for your interest! I hope to provide more details about how ISS fits into the Drupal WebOS and Ext Webtop architecture. I'm very excited about all this. I've researched SPARQL but haven't figured out yet how to make it part of the Drupal WebOS. I certainly would be very interested in discussing this. BTW, are you from (West) Lafayette, IN? I lived there 4 years while my father was pursuing his Ph.D. at Purdue University. I was very surprised to find that on your site! I'll contact you by email! Kind regards, Nick Hi Elvis,

Thanks for your interest! I hope to provide more details about how ISS fits into the Drupal WebOS and Ext Webtop architecture. I’m very excited about all this.

I’ve researched SPARQL but haven’t figured out yet how to make it part of the Drupal WebOS. I certainly would be very interested in discussing this.

BTW, are you from (West) Lafayette, IN? I lived there 4 years while my father was pursuing his Ph.D. at Purdue University. I was very surprised to find that on your site!

I’ll contact you by email!

Kind regards,
Nick

]]> By: Elvis McNeely http://nick.iss.im/2009/05/28/bottom-up-wave-propagation/comment-page-1/#comment-2251 Elvis McNeely Tue, 09 Jun 2009 06:28:59 +0000 http://nick.iss.im/?p=173#comment-2251 I liked your article. It is good to see people thinking ahead and coming up with models that might be suitable for future use. Yes, we are bombarded daily with too much information. I am waiting to see who sets the standard for an application or even an UI that users just get. Looking back at twitter, when they launched their api, who would have thought so many different applications could be built so quickly - and being used by so many. I am glad to hear you are using Drupal for your ISS implementation. I would love to see it in action. Have you looked into sparql? I am waiting for someone to start meshing multiple apis for a grand platform. Or as Dries put it, the web itself become a very dynamic and active database - updated daily by everyday joes... I liked your article. It is good to see people thinking ahead and coming up with models that might be suitable for future use. Yes, we are bombarded daily with too much information. I am waiting to see who sets the standard for an application or even an UI that users just get. Looking back at twitter, when they launched their api, who would have thought so many different applications could be built so quickly – and being used by so many.

I am glad to hear you are using Drupal for your ISS implementation. I would love to see it in action. Have you looked into sparql? I am waiting for someone to start meshing multiple apis for a grand platform. Or as Dries put it, the web itself become a very dynamic and active database – updated daily by everyday joes…

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