Resources raw data dump

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here I thought to make a short raw data dump of useful URLs gathered in the meantime of my aquaintance.
this is

  1. everything and anything: bits and bytes
  2. serious companies working in the field
  3. known working pod providers
  4. nextcloud or hosting servers and services

hope someone considers it helpful :wink:

https://gitter.im/solid/chat
https://forum.solidproject.org/

https://ewingson.solidcommunity.net/public/ttl/pod-provider.ttl

https://jeff-zucker.github.io/solid-ide/

https://dokie.li/

https://timbl.com/timbl/Public/Test/Characters/

https://de.solidcommunity.net/

https://solidproject.cn/
https://www.virginiabalseiro.com/blog/tutorial

https://solidproject.org/developers/tools/

https://solidos.solidcommunity.net/public/Roadmap/Tasks/index.ttl#this

https://www.digita.ai/

https://solidcommunity.net/
https://dev.inrupt.net/

https://solid.openlinksw.com:8444/
https://solid.openlinksw.com:8445/

https://solidweb.me/
https://get.use.id/
https://solid.aifb.kit.edu/
https://datapod.igrant.io/
https://solid.redpencil.io/idp/register/
https://solidcommunity.net:8443/
https://solidcommunity.net:3000/idp/register/
https://solidcommunity.net:3001/idp/register/
https://teamid.live/
https://solidcommunity.au/
https://solid.social/
https://pod.liquid.surf/

https://thegood.cloud/
https://penta.ch/en/
https://netways.de/
https://www.jaba.hosting/
https://www.librebit.com/en/

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after a very short exchange with Jeff I will let that flow into Solid Resources Catalog

I didn’t mean to mess.

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@ewingson - no mess, you are doing great work. I just want to give your work greater visibility.

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That “raw data dump” challenge is a common one when you’re first moving into the Solid ecosystem!

One thing that helped me was thinking of the Pod less like a traditional database and more like a file system where every “file” is a resource with its own URL. Instead of one massive JSON dump, it’s usually better to break the data down into smaller, logical RDF resources (like individual Turtle files).

If you’re using a library like solid-client, you can use the getSolidDataset and saveSolidDatasetAt functions to manage these. It feels a bit different at first, but it makes the data much easier to discover and link to later on. Also, definitely check out some of the “Data Browser” tools - it’s a lot easier to visualize the structure when you can see the folder hierarchy directly.