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GeezerVison is showing github.com — Current state of 1.1 development by fsteeg · Pull Request #284 · jsonld-java/jsonld-java Conversation
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As announced in #277 (comment), this PR contains the current functional changes for 1.1. It also contains comments by @gkellogg from gkellogg@53aa216 (thanks!) The diff on This is the report summary for 1.1 compliance with the current code (see 2318376):
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There was an error while loading. Please reload this page. All reactions- be more verbose in some error messages - add some more comments pointing to the specs - add a blank node condition according to spec 16.4 Focusing on expansion and context/term processing
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I did some benchmarks of both implementations and Json-LD Java is by far more performant. As I mentioned on the repo it is very well just probably due to the fact that the Json-LD 1.1 spec is more complex and not to the titanium codebase. However it is good to keep track of it |
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Depending on which algorithms are involved, for 1.0-like data, the added complexity shouldn't really impact performance. There are some additional checks to look for scoped contexts in expansion and compaction, and for different container types, but I wouldn't expect these to have any significant affect on basic performance if these features aren't used. A healthy eco-system depends on diverse implementations, and I hope that jsonld-java continues to make progress towards full 1.1 conformance. |
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