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Why Schema.org Does Not See More Adoption Across The API Landscape
Why Schema.org Does Not See More Adoption Across The API Landscape
I’m a big fan of Schema.org. A while back I generated an OpenAPI 2.0 (fka Swagger) definition for each one and published to GitHub. I’m currently cleaning up the project, publishing them as OpenAPI 3.0 files, and relaunching the site around it. As I was doing this work, I found myself thinking more about why Schema.org isn’t the goto schema solution for all API providers. It is a challenge that is multi-layered like an onion, and probably just as stinky, and will no doubt leave you cryin
·apievangelist.com·
Why Schema.org Does Not See More Adoption Across The API Landscape
"The Linked Irish Traditional Music Ontology, an extension of FRBRoo, is designed to represent contemporary and historical Irish traditional music practice, documentation, and performance. It was developed in 2019 for use at the Irish Traditional Music Ar
"The Linked Irish Traditional Music Ontology, an extension of FRBRoo, is designed to represent contemporary and historical Irish traditional music practice, documentation, and performance. It was developed in 2019 for use at the Irish Traditional Music Ar
"The Linked Irish Traditional Music Ontology, an extension of FRBRoo, is designed to represent contemporary and historical Irish traditional music practice, documentation, and performance. It was developed in 2019 for use at the Irish Traditional Music Archive, Dublin." https://t.co/gepumprBtS— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) June 26, 2019
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"The Linked Irish Traditional Music Ontology, an extension of FRBRoo, is designed to represent contemporary and historical Irish traditional music practice, documentation, and performance. It was developed in 2019 for use at the Irish Traditional Music Ar
Project HOBBIT on Twitter: "See how to benchmark your system using the HOBBIT platform @hobbit_project #benchmarking #opendata #LinkedData #MachineLearning #H2020 https://t.co/BvzQwO7W8U… https://t.co/0a03nUVsb9"
Project HOBBIT on Twitter: "See how to benchmark your system using the HOBBIT platform @hobbit_project #benchmarking #opendata #LinkedData #MachineLearning #H2020 https://t.co/BvzQwO7W8U… https://t.co/0a03nUVsb9"
See how to benchmark your system using the HOBBIT platform @hobbit_project #benchmarking #opendata #LinkedData #MachineLearning #H2020 https://t.co/BvzQwO7W8U pic.twitter.com/RW9LDCxvFB— Project HOBBIT (@hobbit_project) July 4, 2019
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Project HOBBIT on Twitter: "See how to benchmark your system using the HOBBIT platform @hobbit_project #benchmarking #opendata #LinkedData #MachineLearning #H2020 https://t.co/BvzQwO7W8U… https://t.co/0a03nUVsb9"
Modeling Schema.org JSON-LD in TypeScript: A Story in Four Parts - DEV Community 👩‍💻👨‍💻
Modeling Schema.org JSON-LD in TypeScript: A Story in Four Parts - DEV Community 👩‍💻👨‍💻
some TypeScript type system features, such as discriminated type unions, powerful type inference, nullability checking, and type intersections, present an opportunity to both model what Schema.org-conformant JSON-LD looks like, while also providing ergonomic completions to the developer
·dev.to·
Modeling Schema.org JSON-LD in TypeScript: A Story in Four Parts - DEV Community 👩‍💻👨‍💻
Deciphering Product DNA: Next-Level PDM with AI & Knowledge Graphs - Neo4j Graph Database Platform
Deciphering Product DNA: Next-Level PDM with AI & Knowledge Graphs - Neo4j Graph Database Platform
Increasingly complex products undoubtedly require greater management of components, function and data. Classic product data management (PDM) has long reach its limits in this respect. Breaking down product DNA is now driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and knowledge graphs. In… Read more →
·neo4j.com·
Deciphering Product DNA: Next-Level PDM with AI & Knowledge Graphs - Neo4j Graph Database Platform
Querying the first RDF Data Cube based on an existing PC-Axis/PX data cube published by @swissstatistics. Thanks to @bergi_bergos for the great converter, will be made public later
Querying the first RDF Data Cube based on an existing PC-Axis/PX data cube published by @swissstatistics. Thanks to @bergi_bergos for the great converter, will be made public later
Querying the first RDF Data Cube based on an existing PC-Axis/PX data cube published by @swissstatistics. Thanks to @bergi_bergos for the great converter, will be made public later pic.twitter.com/4SJ3jpKg7e— Adrian Gschwend (@linkedktk) July 10, 2019
·twitter.com·
Querying the first RDF Data Cube based on an existing PC-Axis/PX data cube published by @swissstatistics. Thanks to @bergi_bergos for the great converter, will be made public later
The Magic of Metadata | Parse.ly
The Magic of Metadata | Parse.ly
A piece that attempts to clarify what metadata is, and why it can be so helpful to content. Answers a frequently asked question that our integration team receives.
·blog.parse.ly·
The Magic of Metadata | Parse.ly
What is a Graph Database
What is a Graph Database
Big data, semantic searches, and real-time responses are the reason behind the growing demand for graph databases. This article talks about what a graph database is, why graph databases are popular, and why and when we should use a graph database.
·c-sharpcorner.com·
What is a Graph Database
The 🐟‍‍ BabelFish on Twitter
The 🐟‍‍ BabelFish on Twitter
Reading a very interesting BAthesis "Design of a #LinkedData-enabled #Microservice Platform for the Industrial Internet of Things" that was part of the @scale_it_org project. https://t.co/8I5uqGQJv8— The 🐟‍‍ BabelFish (@bblfish) July 2, 2019
·twitter.com·
The 🐟‍‍ BabelFish on Twitter
Are Semantics the Undead of Enterprise Tech? They Keep Coming Back to Life — Early Adopter
Are Semantics the Undead of Enterprise Tech? They Keep Coming Back to Life — Early Adopter
Semantic standards have been with us since the birth of the web, when it became clear to inventors of the web like Tim Berners-Lee and many others that meaning could be systematically captured, organized, and exploited to do valuable tasks. Since then, the idea of applying formal semantics to enterprise data has come and faded […]
·earlyadopter.com·
Are Semantics the Undead of Enterprise Tech? They Keep Coming Back to Life — Early Adopter
Critical milestone for ISO graph query standard GQL | LinkedIn
Critical milestone for ISO graph query standard GQL | LinkedIn
GQL standard project up for final vote in ISO/IEC ballot Plans to create a standard property graph query language GQL took a critical step forward, this past Friday June 14th. A year ago over 3,000 people took the opportunity to say “Yes to GQL” by voting in an open web poll for The GQL Manifesto,
·linkedin.com·
Critical milestone for ISO graph query standard GQL | LinkedIn
Shaping Linked Data apps | Ruben Verborgh
Shaping Linked Data apps | Ruben Verborgh
Decentralized apps will need a lot of flexibility, which they will gain through data shapes ◆ Ever since Ed Sheeran’s 2017 hit, I just can’t stop thinking about shapes. It’s more than the earworm though: 2017 is the year in which I got deeply involved with Solid, and also when the SHACL recommendation for shapes was published…
·ruben.verborgh.org·
Shaping Linked Data apps | Ruben Verborgh
Hai huang presentation
Hai huang presentation
We present a solution to learn URI selection criteria in order to improve the crawling of Linked Open Data by predicting their RDF-relevance. The prediction co…
·slideshare.net·
Hai huang presentation