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danja · Aug 4, 2023 · fd5ee4f · fd5ee4f
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 ### Status 2023-08-04
 
-Revisiting. After adjusting config to point to [my online Fuseki store](https://fuseki.hyperdata.it/) and rebuilding, the aggregator appears to mostly work. Pretty remarkable given that it's almost a decade since I wrote it. Looks like it polls/trawls feeds as it should, but I'm not seeing the feed item content in the store yet. I suspect this is down to Fuseki having a different auth setup since I last tried it, so SPARQL INSERT isn't working. Fortunately the code seems pretty well structured (I got some EU funding for it, so had to attempt best practices), shouldn't be hard to fix. *Is funny, Java was my go-to language back then, haven't used it since. For Web stuff nowadays I'll use vanilla JS in the browser, nodejs for services, for general stuff Python, for embedded, C++.*
+Revisiting. After adjusting config to point to [my online Fuseki store](https://fuseki.hyperdata.it/) and rebuilding, the aggregator appears to mostly work. Pretty remarkable given that it's almost a decade since I wrote it. Looks like it polls/trawls feeds as it should, but I'm not seeing the feed item content in the store yet. I suspect this is down to Fuseki having a different auth setup since I last tried it, so SPARQL INSERT isn't working. Fortunately the code seems pretty well structured (I got some EU funding for it, so had to attempt best practices), shouldn't be hard to fix. *Is funny, Java was my go-to language back then. Nowadays for Web stuff I'll use vanilla JS in the browser, nodejs for services, for general stuff Python, for embedded C++. Anything but Java.*
 
 I have *absolutely no idea* what I had for reader UI, can't see anything in this repo server- or client-side. But I've got stuff around [HKMS](https://hyperdata.it/hkms/) which I can easily adapt (the main idea behind HKMS is headless knowledge management, having task/domain-specific browser client apps that talk to common online SPARQL stores).