Re:Apache Jena
by oever on Monday March 18, 2019 @11:53AM
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EU is developing a vocabulary editor called VocBench [0]. UK is making something similar: registry-core [1]. Here in the Netherlands there an active group exchanging RDF user stories [2].
To get a good start with RDF etc, I recommend 'Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist' (second edition or later!) [3]. It explains how inferencing works by doing inferencing with SPARQL queries.
RDF is a powerful technology, but takes time to get acquainted with.
What I dislike is that there's not many libraries (that I know) for working with it. I started a Rust library (Rome) for working with Turtle files and would like to have time to make it into a SPARQL engine.
To get a good start with RDF etc, I recommend 'Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist' (second edition or later!) [3]. It explains how inferencing works by doing inferencing with SPARQL queries.
RDF is a powerful technology, but takes time to get acquainted with.
What I dislike is that there's not many libraries (that I know) for working with it. I started a Rust library (Rome) for working with Turtle files and would like to have time to make it into a SPARQL engine.
[0] http://vocbench.uniroma2.it/ [1] https://github.com/UKGovLD/registry-core [2] http://www.pilod.nl/wiki/Platform_Linked_Data_Nederland [3] http://workingontologist.org/