Speaker
Divyansh Jain
(GSoC Intern)
Description
The TinySPARQL Web IDE is a user-friendly web-based tool that simplifies SPARQL query development and execution. Developed during this year's Google Summer of Code, the web IDE offers a range of features, including error highlighting, query validation, result visualization, example SPARQL queries, and integration with both Local TinySPARQL endpoints and other popular SPARQL endpoints. By utilizing the web IDE, developers can efficiently create, test, and optimize SPARQL queries, accelerating their productivity and enhancing their understanding of SPARQL. In this lightning talk, we'll briefly overview the web IDE's features, demonstrate its capabilities through a live demo, and discuss how it can benefit SPARQL developers.
| Category | Design of Users and Developer Experiences |
|---|---|
| Talk Description | Join this lightning talk to discover the TinySPARQL Web IDE, a powerful tool designed to simplify SPARQL query development and execution. Developed during this year's Google Summer of Code (GSoC), the web IDE offers a range of features, including error highlighting, query validation, result visualization, example SPARQL queries, and integration with both Local TinySPARQL endpoints and other popular SPARQL endpoints. Learn how the web IDE can help you efficiently create, test, and optimize SPARQL queries, accelerating your productivity and enhancing your understanding of SPARQL. |
| Author(s) Bio | Divyansh Jain is a computer science student at the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee (IIT Roorkee). As a GSoC intern with the GNOME Foundation, Divyansh contributed significantly to the development of the TinySPARQL Web IDE, focusing on low-level backend code. Passionate about low-level development and backend engineering, Divyansh's work has played a vital role in enhancing the efficiency and functionality of the TinySPARQL Web IDE. |
| Pronouns | He/Him |
| Where are you located? | India |
| Do you need travel sponsorship from GNOME Foundation in order to join our event? | Yes |
Primary author
Divyansh Jain
(GSoC Intern)
