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Implementation formats

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on February 12, 2010 at 6:25:15 pm
 

JSON, REST, RDFa, XML, RSS2, ATOM, ATOMPub, OpenSearch, OWL, SRU, csv, Dublin Core plus - what's your poison? 

 

More specifically, what's your institution a) producing and b) consuming?  Or, as a developer, what's easiest for you to use?

 

Tom's made a useful distinction between formats for modelling and for outputs in the comments below.  This might resolve some of the 'heavyweight vs lightweight' issues - go as intense as you like on the backend, but start with lightweight outputs on the frontend.

 

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