Esoteric Language Explorer

 About This article is for presenting the scholarly documentation of the ELA application. Documentation https://rizzer99.github.io/ The documentation was updated with the information regarding the structure of the application, used technologies and how it is working,

 About This article is for presenting the first version of the ELA SPARQL Specification. Source The source of the JSON specification can be found at the following address:  https://github.com/RiZZeR99/RiZZeR99.github.io/blob/main/documentation/openapi/openapi-ela-sparql.json

 About This article is for presenting the diagrams created for the ELA application. The diagrams are not in their final form and only represents a view of the objectives the application wants to achieve. C4 first level - overview C4 second level - detailed view of the application C4 third level - detailed view of the UI component

Updated Scholarly HTML, and updated the main repository index.html to host it instead of the blog. The report can be found at:  https://rizzer99.github.io/

 Below is an example of an RDF graph for the esoteric language Brainfuck:

Here are some URLs we have found to be useful in the development of this project: RDF graph model LinkedData Getting started with RDF & SPARQL SPARQL Playground

Prepared blog, Scholarly HTML template. Initially created the blog as a separate web page from scratch.

The website GitHub reference is:   Esoteric Language Explorer     This project aims to help users choose an esoteric language for different purposes, such as programming, research, translating into another language, and so on. The users will also be provided with additional information related to that language, such as compilers, interpreters, development environments, and applications that use the language.     This blog will contain information related to the progress of the project and will be updated accordingly.