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Please note that besides coding, there are many other ways you can improve DBpedia. If you are new to DBpedia we suggest you first learn a bit more about DBpedia before you get started.

Our main org repositories are DBpedia and DBpedia-Spotlight on Github and we try to keep dev-related information directly on github.

Take a Look around

If you already read about DBpedia and how it works, look around our org github repositories. The main repos are the Extraction Framework and DBpedia Spotlight but there are many other sub-projects. The main programming languages we use are Scala, Java & some Shell Scripting.

• Look at the wiki pages & try to build the code. If the documentation is not good, ask for our help and help us improve it
• Take a look at the existing bugs on our issue trackers to have an idea of what is there to fix

Introduce your-self

Introduce yourself to our developer mailing lists (or gsoc if you are a gsoc student).

Tell us a bit about yourself, your interests, what you like about DBpedia and the DBpedia (sub)projects you would like to work on (if you found one already) or ask us to help you choose one.

If you are a GSoC student, we have a dedicated page with available projects you can work on but we always welcome new ideas.

 

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Development – Get Involved

• Download the extraction framework from the Github
• Extraction Framework documentation
• Report Bugs on the DBpedia SourceForge site
• Feature Requests on the DBpedia SourceForge site
• Open Tasks and Ideas
• DBpedia Internationalization Effort working towards providing multiple language-specific versions of DBpedia.
• ChangeLog all changes of the latest DBpedia version are documented here.
• How to prepare a DBpedia release (updated notes from the DBpedia 2014 release)

 

Get Involved

DBpedia has a great potential for growth. There are several ways how you can contribute and join the DBpedia Team:

• Create an account on this Wiki and help improve its content, e.g. add applications that use DBpedia, improve documentation or check and fix SPARQL queries on Online Access
• Join the mailing list
• see if you can help solving Open Tasks
• Set up a server hosting a public DBpedia endpoint to reduce traffic on the OpenLink Virtuoso flagship server
• Link your knowledge base to DBpedia, see Interlinking
• If you think that you contributed something or use DBpedia, feel free to add a link to yourself in the appropriate Contributor Section
• StackOverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/dbpedia

 

Further Ideas for Pages

• Ideas- Future of DBpedia
• Documentation
• How to set up ...
• Documentation for each extractor
• FAQs see below
• Support pages (maybe FAQs get to big)
• Page with sparql queries