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https://wikibase.cdn.uib.no/wiki/Special:AllPages | https://wikibase.cdn.uib.no/wiki/Special:AllPages | ||
== Project Notes == | |||
=== Classification Items === | |||
'''Primary''' | |||
* {{Q|91}} | |||
* {{Q|66}} | |||
'''Helper''' | |||
* {{Q|805}} | |||
* {{Q|806}} | |||
* {{Q|7004}} | |||
* {{Q|7003}} | |||
=== Subclassed Items === | |||
{{Q|66}} -> {{Q|802}} -> {{Q|801}} | |||
{{Q|66}} -> {{Q|804}} -> {{Q|801}} | |||
== Wikidata Divergence == | |||
=== HTML === | |||
{{Q|95}} {{P|1}} {{Q|7004}} | |||
Wikidata has HTML as a <code>markup language</code> which is a <code>data description language</code> which they specify as being <code>opposite of</code> a <code>programming language</code>. | |||
The property <code>programmed in</code> requires items of type <code>programming language</code> or <code>application programming interface</code>. HTML is also a <code>web API</code> which is a subclass of <code>application programming interface</code> so it is allowed to be used with the <code>programmed in</code> property despite Wikidata specifically saying HTML is the opposite of a programming language. | |||
Revision as of 10:15, 15 January 2025
Links
Q Items
https://wikibase.cdn.uib.no/wiki/Special:AllPages?namespace=120
Properties
https://wikibase.cdn.uib.no/wiki/Special:ListProperties
DNKB Pages
https://wikibase.cdn.uib.no/wiki/Special:AllPages
Project Notes
Classification Items
Primary
Helper
Subclassed Items
work (Q66) -> literary work (Q802) -> electronic literature (Q801)
work (Q66) -> creative work (Q804) -> electronic literature (Q801)
Wikidata Divergence
HTML
HTML (Q95) instance of (P1) programming language (Q7004)
Wikidata has HTML as a markup language which is a data description language which they specify as being opposite of a programming language.
The property programmed in requires items of type programming language or application programming interface. HTML is also a web API which is a subclass of application programming interface so it is allowed to be used with the programmed in property despite Wikidata specifically saying HTML is the opposite of a programming language.