Are there other attempts?
If there aren’t, would people be interested in such a project?
I would also like to know if there are other attempts in other ecosystems like Python, at this moment, I think most of the current projects are in NodeJs, and maybe in Go with Gold.
As indicated in the link above, the TrellisLDP project is JVM-based and aims to be fully compliant with SOLID as a data POD. The code is all written in Java, but I should add that the core of it is just a collection of interfaces and JAX-RS resource matchers. The idea is that this is a flexible platform for developing a linked data/SOLID application in whatever backend technology you want. There are full implementations of these interfaces using Jena (i.e. TDB2 or a remote triplestore) as well as a relational database. And work is currently underway to build a Cassandra-based persistence layer. The two features that still need to be implemented for SOLID compliance are WebID-TLS authentication and WebSocket notifications.
At one point, some of the code for this was written in Clojure, but I converted it back to Java just to make the build environment a little more consistent – that said, parts of this could easily be written in any JVM language. If you are interested in collaborating on this, you’d be most welcome.
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Yes, indeed, Scala is a very cool and productive language with a huge potential. I’m working in Scala projects since some years and I was tempt to implement a Solid server in Scala, but I think we should not reinvent the wheel and instead try to joint forces as a community as much as possible.
That said I think I would consider contributing to the TrellisLDP which has made big progress and has a good open and scalable architecture based on the JVM.
Hey! I am working on the project right now using Java. Anyway, I am going to consider Flutter for cross platform mobile app development and believe I need time to understand the most important options to make the best digital product.
@labra Yes, you can do solid app development in java or JVM ecosystem. But to go for flutter,node.js, PHP, react js, angular, react native, python, swift as these technologies for building mobile apps. I have used these and trust me these are the best. You must try these once using agile methodology as it is best to do web and apps development work.