120.000 entidades geográficas no son lo difícil

Lo difícil es conectarlas.

El proyecto terminó integrando:

• 120.000 lugares
• más de 100 clases
• miles de equivalencias entre fuentes

Y aparecen preguntas nuevas:

✓ ¿Qué hospitales existen dentro de una provincia?
✓ ¿Qué playas pertenecen a municipios turísticos?
✓ ¿Qué espacios protegidos rodean una localidad?

Los grafos transforman datos aislados en contexto.

Demo [https://javiermurcia.tech/lab/geografico-espana/]

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Morning thoughts, open ears and I wanted to briefly skip through yet stayed for most of the episode so far: "... And what local-first is, is a principle for designing this kind of collaboration software so that the primary copy of the data is not somewhere in the cloud, but on your own machine. You have a copy of the data locally on your own machine, which means that you can access it while offline, for example, and you can just keep using the software without an internet connection, and it'll just resync the next time you come back online again. ..." I haven't been listening to tech and software architecture podcasts that often recently but remembering rather well reading through the "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" book back then (which was a concise and great read, like most of the O'Reilly books used to be and maybe still are), speaker got my interest started and I remained there nodding again more often than I probably should. Talking making applications independent of particular cloud vendors. Talking making cloud services useful support tools that can be changed without being tied to them altogether. Giving users the autonomy and full control over their data, specifically also non-technical users. Spreading features absolutely familiar to software developers, such as the fully self-containing autonomy of git repositories, the change tracking and revision history, to other domains (such as social networks, talking ATProto / Bluesky again). Worth following up on.infoq.com/podcasts/increasing-… #linkdump #podcasts #social technology #data architecture
Increasing Users' Data Agency: From BlueSky's AT Protocol to the Local-First Software Movement

Martin Kleppmann, an associate professor at Cambridge, discusses the evolution of data systems over the last decade, mainly the shift from monolithic databases to modular building blocks.

InfoQ

The PETnology Conference, which is starting on Wednesday 10 June next week, is one of the most important events in the global PET industry.

What many people don’t know is that +Pluswerk has supported PETnology as a technology partner for years. Together, we have implemented the following, among other things:

🏟️ Event platform
🎟️ Booking system
🧑🏽‍💻 A web app for participants
💡 Digital infrastructure

We’ll be back in Switzerland this June. We look forward to discussing the PET industry's data DNA.

Why not arrange a personal consultation with us by sending us a quick email? 📧 https://www.pluswerk.digital/en/contact

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Audits in the PET industry: A missed opportunity? 🔎

Many see audits as a chore. But structured product data can do more:
It creates transparency, speeds up processes and enables innovation.

This is becoming increasingly important, particularly in the packaging industry.

Read our new article 'From audit to operational innovation'
👉🏽 https://t1p.de/xik76

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