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By RDF did you mean RDF/XML specifically? JSON-LD is still RDF, it's just serialized differently, which is fine, I like RDF, but OP may have more specific conce
by anomie31 8y ago
By RDF did you mean RDF/XML specifically? JSON-LD is still RDF, it's just serialized differently, which is fine, I like RDF, but OP may have more specific concerns than the syntax.
- jauco 8y agoWell, it also contains usable ordered lists. Which is not a small addition to rdf (it defines interop with rdf’s version of ordered lists, but the one in json-ld is array based with random access patterns and a .length while the pure rdf version is purely linked list based without any guarantees about having only one link)
- dmitriid 8y agoThe specific concern is that it's a 100th attempt at creating metadata for everything in the world. You can't create a non-ambiguous comprehensive catalog of the world.
- smarx007 8y agoThis concern can't get less specific.
- rubenverborgh 8y agoNo, I mean RDF in general. As you can read in the article I linked to above, programming with Linked Data does not necessarily require RDF.