Freebase Application

This addictive movie guessing game lets you expose clues one at a time in an effort to figure out the movie title. If you've mastered the movies in English, try the international ones!

This is a very high-speed and geeky domain and type browser for Freebase written in MJT.

Concierge is a Restaurant Locator. Currently it contains US cities only and the data comes from Chefmoz. However, more restaurant data can be entered by adding restaurants and cuisines to the dining domain. Why not add your favorite restaurant in Freebase, and then your friends can find it using Concierge.

The Query Builder is a tool to help those new to MQL to get started building queries without having to worry about the syntax too much. Currently at version 0.5, it's still a little rough, but is enough to allow you to build a number of complex queries and then run them in the Query Editor. You can try it here.Here are some features that might be good to do in the future:    * Fix Auto-sizing of Panels     * Make Pretty     * Sort: Single Field ...

Simple - a proxy to turn Freebase's data in to RDF.

See what happened on a given day over a number of years. Shows images and additional types for each topic.  Results display in a table which can be sorted by year, topic name, property name, or domain. Each year is queried for topics that have a property with a specified date. You can restrict results to a single domain, specified a range of years, or view anniversaries (25, 50, 100 years).Future features include:filter by property filter by typehistory of a year ...

A nifty mashup with Google Maps created by Will Moffat. You can see what cities Freebase users hail from or search for a specific username. (To run this app, click the Web Link).For more, see Will's blog hamstersoup

The MJT script takes a specfied MQL query and shows results in a table. Each column represents a property. If a property has multiple values they are displayed in the same cell separated by commas. This is a very very rough hack prototype. Enhancements under consideration are:Use an dynamic AJAX table with sorting, hiding, and movable columnsOption to create a new row for each additional property value (instead of comma separating in the same cell)Option to create freebase links when&nbsp...

Pivot around related topics like films, actors, and directors. Specify a single query that includes types you want to pivot around. 

MqE is a Metaweb Query Explorer.MqE combines a MQL query builder with a compact and complete display of the results.It is useful on its own for exploring Freebase or as a tool for constructing and debuggingother clients of the API.

FGDb is the Freebase Games Database Browser (developed mostly by extending the FMDb, using MJT).It's a basic browser for board games, which allows you to drill down (so, for instance, choose "Genre.. German Games" and note that it will tell you which Designers and Publishers match).Currently in 0.1 state.  It works, but isn't terribly fancy.

This example app demonstrates a number of concepts: Notes If you start to develop Freebase applications you then at some point you will inevitably see the error message “Query timeout” For example, if you wanted to get a list of Musical Artists in Freebase you might try this query {   “query”:[{     “id”:null,     “limit”:0,     “name”:null,     “type”:”/music/artist”   }] } But as there are almost 1...

An example of how the MJT library could be extended to support 'phone-home' error reporting.If you click on one of the buttons the MJT application will break, an error message will appear which lets you sent an instrumented bug report back to the developer.Important: The error reporting API is a proposal by Will Moffat, it's not supported by Metaweb and it's not stable.

A simple demo showing how to write your own runQuery() function that can run any query.This is the fundamental technique required to write your own AJAX mjt apps. (No page reloads required) 

Shows the details of users in a Freebase group. Defaults to "Metaweb Staff"TODO: Make selectable list of groups.