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Hi @vanhumbeecka, thanks for the detailed description of your use case. The ability to parse plain Turtle into SolidDatasets is duly noted and something we'll hopefully be able to get...

Thanks @calummackervoy, the :+1: on the original issue is just fine. I'm hopeful we'll have a more reliable solution at some point, and this is the issue to follow for...

Thanks for reporting that Ruben. As far as I can see it should add both `acl:accessTo` and `acl:default` to the same Rule, so that's something to investigate indeed. I suppose...

The main reason is that, when you are generating a Virtual DOM, you generally do not need to worry about consecutive updates. For example, if it renders a list of...

Also reported (with one :+1:) here: https://github.com/inrupt/solid-ui-react-example-project/issues/22

@ABhat00 Ah I see - that requires using a [generic](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/generics.html) to link the input type to the output type. See for example how we've done that for [`setThing`](https://github.com/inrupt/solid-client-js/blob/137ba17e8655b20667dcf9fed5c591225588655a/src/thing/thing.ts#L166-L169), whose output...

@michielbdejong Aren't the two equivalent? `true` [being syntactic sugar](https://www.w3.org/TR/turtle/#h4_booleans) for an RDF literal with the value true and of type boolean, and `"true"^^` explicitly being an RDF literal with the...

Btw, this is what it now looks like, given that the style guide is active now: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4251/59420658-90e13080-8dcd-11e9-868c-6b781ebb36ce.png)

@linonetwo I don't think LDFlex can specifically add empty files or folders yet, but examples of some common operations can be found here, in lieu of official documentation: https://vincenttunru.gitlab.io/tripledoc/docs/cheatsheet

@cristianvasquez That post describes how the `@inrupt/solid-client` library can now speak different access control mechanisms, i.e. WAC (which NSS implements) and the ACP proposal. It doesn't have anything to do...