Unfortunately my SOLRSearch proposal was deemed ineligible [5] the
reason given that "extensions require code review from WMF to deploy" so
I hope yours is more successful.
-john
On 14.02.2013 07:14, Yaron
Koren wrote:
Hi everyone,
If you hadn't heard, the Wikimedia
Foundation has started the first round of
what is planned to be be a
twice-annual program to fund individuals and small groups to work on
projects that further the WMF's goals - "individual engagement grants":
proposal currently in place for a project that relates to Wikidata.
It's
a Javascript "data browser", that would provide a drill-down interface
to let users navigate through the data of Wikipedia, Wikidata, and any
standard MediaWiki-based wiki, without overloading the server with
queries. This would be accomplished by using browser-based data storage,
which would also enable fast navigation on mobile devices, and even
offline use. The downside is that it would mean, for the case of
Wikipedia/Wikidata, that it could only store a small fraction of the
overall data; but there could be multiple "apps" for different subject
matters - one for cars, one for buildings, one for politicians, and so
on.
You can read my proposal here:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IEG/MediaWiki_data_browser [3]
Any feedback is welcome, here or on the proposal talk
page; and
there's a section at the bottom for endorsements, if you would like
to
see this project happen.
Thanks,
Yaron
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