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RDFa in Movable Type

Bob DuCharme shows just how easy it is to have Movable Type produce RDFa. His solution puts all of the metadata in the head of the page for now, but it’s just a bit of templating away from marking up the actual rendered data, which is what RDFa is all about.

Meanwhile, there are new drafts of the RDFa Primer and RDFa Use Cases out. These are just editorial drafts, but they’re getting close to final, so send your comments to the mailing list!

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One Response to “RDFa in Movable Type”

  1. RDFa » Blog Archive » Introducing RDFa by Bob DuCharme (Part Two) Says:
    April 5th, 2007 at 7:45 am

    [...] Bob DuCharme has now written the second part of his excellent RDFa introduction. Bob explains data typing with RDFa, the usage of CURIEs, and other useful stuff. In the last section of this article, Bob discusses the template-based generation of RDFa; see also the blog entry on RDFa in Movable Type, and the FOAFr. [...]

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