I have been working on this book on and off for two years and finally finished it recently while on a long vacation. You can get a free PDF on my Open Content web page or if you want to encourage me to write more material on niche topics, you can buy a print copy.
Although this book covers a small market, I believe that the combination of Common Lisp and the AllegroGraph RDF data store is a great combination for developing knowledge intensive software.
Thanks for this interesting book.
Great news Mark. I just bought the e edition and will read it after I finish the land of lisp. The only remark is the authors of lisp books should organize themselves since it was a dry season after let over lambda and now a flood of lisp books.
Totally unrelated comment: you should change your Facebook “Like” button to the version which accepts comments – this will allow people to get the word out better as likes which have comments are given better presentation in people’s feed.
-Kiyu
Hi, Mark. This looks really promising. However, the URL for the sample code in the book (opencontent/lisp_semantic_web_code.zip) doesn’t seem to work. Has the URL changed, or is the code no longer available? Thanks.
Hello Conser, the ZIP file is back on my web site.
Got it — Thank you!