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48 from 4 May 2012 to 12 Aug 2025
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2025 1

  1. Inside the Insight Economy

2024 2

  1. Trust takes time
  2. The Web's data triad

2023 1

  1. No more raw data

2022 1

  1. Let's talk about pods

2021 1

  1. Reflections of knowledge

2020 1

  1. A data ecosystem fosters sustainable innovation

2019 1

  1. Shaping Linked Data apps

2018 1

  1. Designing a Linked Data developer experience

2017 1

  1. Paradigm shifts for the decentralized Web

2016 3

  1. Time for the tech of truth
  2. Use the Web instead
  3. Querying history with Linked Data

2015 4

  1. Turtles all the way down
  2. Federated SPARQL queries in your browser
  3. Fostering intelligence by enabling it
  4. 600,000 queryable datasets—and counting

2014 11

  1. Thank you for your attention
  2. The Year of the Developers
  3. Bringing fast triples to Node.js with HDT
  4. Writing a SPARQL parser in JavaScript
  5. Reviewers shouldn’t hide their name
  6. A hands-on Linked Data book for people
  7. The Pragmantic Web
  8. WWW2014 and 25 years of Web
  9. Towards Web-scale Web querying
  10. My PhD on semantic hypermedia
  11. Apologies for cross-posting

2013 12

  1. Promiscuous promises
  2. The lie of the API
  3. Research is teamwork
  4. Can I SPARQL your endpoint?
  5. Using OpenRefine: data are diamonds
  6. One hammer for a thousand nails
  7. Scientific posters are ineffective
  8. Towards serendipitous Web applications
  9. Lightning-fast RDF in JavaScript
  10. Affordances weave the Web
  11. Programming is an Art
  12. What Web agents want

2012 8

  1. Asynchronous error handling in JavaScript
  2. Everything is connected in strange ways
  3. Social media as spotlight on your research
  4. The object-resource impedance mismatch
  5. Perl and the Preikestolen
  6. REST, where’s my state?
  7. GET doesn’t change the world
  8. Selling a story in one minute