Discover Semantic: Search semantic web topics

March 19, 2008

DiscoverSemantic.com Inspired by this article at Read/Write Web, I decided to make a search engine out of one of my bookmark collections. Discover Semantic searches about 70 sites dealing with the semantic web (aka “web 3.0″). It covers W3 recommendations, specifications, tools, tutorials, and dozens of blogs about semweb.

If nothing else, it was interesting to see what can be done with the CSEs. I also used Microsoft Expression Web 2 Beta for the coding. Unlike the first version of Expression Web, this one’s got PHP intellisense (language library and code completion) and the built-in web server can run PHP. It’s a lot faster than Eclipse, which really doesn’t like the size of my Symfony projects these days.

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1 comments

  1. April 5th, 2008

    Anna Ullrich wrote —

    Hi Dan,

    Interesting idea for a search engine and I like the design of it. Would you like to chat with a few members of the Expression Web team sometime to talk about the websites you’ve created, the tools you’ve used, your workflows et al? i.e. let us pick your brain for an hour! :)

    Anna Ullrich
    Microsoft Expression Web

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