This repo contains blog post entries for SWI-Prolog.
New posts can be submitted as a pull request on this repository. The
post itself is a markdown text following the rules of PlDoc
markdown. A new post
must be added to the index in the file Index.yaml.
There are no fixed requirements for blog posts. A post must be of interest to the SWI-Prolog community for a longer period. Some possible topics:
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Experience using SWI-Prolog for a project. Summary of the project, how SWI-Prolog was used in the project, how did it work out?
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Tutorial style articles explaining how SWI-Prolog can be used to deal with certain tasks. For example compare how data can be stored (Prolog, RDBMS, RDF, RocksDB, Redis).
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Overview on what is available to use SWI-Prolog for e.g., natural language understanding (NLU), data science, bioinformatics, etc.
When in doubt whether your idea qualifies as a submission, please send an email to blog@swi-prolog.org.
