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Livecode programming language
The LiveCode programming language (formerly the "Revolution" programming language) is a commercial cross-platform rapid application development language inspired by Hypercard's programming language HyperTalk.
Rdf Primer
RDF containers cannot be closed
A limitation of the containers described in Section 4.1 is that there is no way to close them, i.e., to say "these are all the members of the container". As noted in Section 4.1, a container only says that certain identified resources are members; it does not say that other…
Typed literals and external datatypes
The common practice in programming languages or database systems is to provide this additional information about how to interpret a literal by associating a datatype with the literal, in this case, a datatype like decimal or integer. [..] An RDF typed literal is formed by…
Difference between RDF and object oriented languages
One important difference is that instead of describing a class as having a collection of specific properties, an RDF schema describes properties as applying to specific classes of resources, using domain and range properties. For example, a typical object-oriented programming…
Towards An Ontology Of Software: A Requirements Engineering Perspective
Eden and Turner: program-script and program-process
In their ontology of computer programs [7], Eden and Turner focus on the differ- ence between code and process, which they understand as two main sub-categories of program, namely program-script and program-process. For them, the term ‘program’ is therefore polysomic: a…