publications site updated #9
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Hey Jonas, thank you for your great work, that looks very good.
I still have some questions and comments:
- How do we generate the aksw.json from our aksw.bib file?
- Please remove the inclusion of resources loaded from the web like bootstrap from the bootstrapcdn
- We have decided from https://bulma.io/ as our CSS framework, would it be able to use this instead of bootstrap, so you don't need to include anything additional
- Please also include your custom CSS and JS into the Webpack pipeline, so it ends up in the minified
dist/main.jsanddist/main.css - The layout should be responsive, e.g. display nicely on mobile devices
- When I click to expand the Year or Author filters for the first time, the do not expand, I have to click twice, also an indicator that it can be expanded is missing.
- Would it be possible to display more metadata in the overview?
In the current exhibit/bibsonomy version we have:
Title, Authors, Proceedings/Event/Journal, Year, Editors and additionally the Abstract:
Base Platform for Knowledge Graphs with Free Software by Simon Bin, Claus Stadler, Norman Radtke, Kurt Junghanns, Sabine Gründer-Fahrer und Michael Martin in Proceedings of the International Workshop on Linked Data-driven Resilience Research 2023 (Editors: Sebastian Tramp, Ricardo Usbeck, Natanael Arndt, Julia Holze und Sören Auer) [Bibsonomy of Base Platform for Knowledge Graphs with Free Software]
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We present an Open Source base platform for the CoyPu knowledge graph project in the resilience domain. We report on our experiences with several tools which are used to create, maintain, serve, view and explore a modular large-scale knowledge graph, as well as the adaptions that were necessary to enable frictionless interaction from both performance and usability perspectives. For this purpose, several adjustments had to be made. We provide a broad view of different programs which are of relevance to this domain. We demonstrate that while it is already possible to achieve good results with free software, there are still several pain points that need to be addressed. Resolution of these issues is often not only a matter of configuration but requires modification of the source code as well.
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This line includes a complete HTML Page into an existing HTML page, it should only include a stub.
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Some Screenshot for all who don't have a working dev setup.
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Thank you for the feedback, Natanael. I appreciate your suggestions and will begin working on the proposed changes. To address the generation of the '.json' file, I plan to create a concise document detailing the process. Regarding the inclusion of additional metadata in the overview, I am prepared to integrate more details such as Proceedings/Event/Journal and Editors. However, I'd like to point out that the abstracts are already accessible through the "ABS" button at the bottom of each entry, which reveals the full abstract in a textbox. I understand that this might not be immediately obvious, so I'm considering adding an additional indicator or a more intuitive UI element to make this feature more user-friendly. Let me know what you think of this approach :) |
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https://www.bibsonomy.org/json/user/aksw?items=1000 This link is where I get the aksw.json data from, no further conversion needed |
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Would it also be possible to generate it from the aksw.bib file without the path through bibsonomy? (cc. @edgardmarx ) |
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I guess so, if aksw.bib file is publicly available. |
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You should be able to find it here: https://github.com/AKSW/aksw.bib if @jonasgwozdz has no access yet, @edgardmarx could you please provide him with the access |
The link you sent here gets me to a 404 Page |
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Hello Natanael and happy new year :) |
I updated the publications page, now we only have to update the aksw.json file in the bibliography directory to update all the publications and its more performant and usable than before.