This is an awesome post! I'll be rereading this a couple of times ;-) > Several ways of connecting to an RDF triplestore There is another way to connect to an

This is an awesome post! I'll be rereading this a couple of times ;-) > Several ways of connecting to an RDF triplestore There is another way to connect to an RDF triple store [1]. It's done by a company called Triply. Triply made a product that is basically a GUI that allows you to host RDF data and use SPARQL to query it. You can also query other public datasets [2]. Currently, it's a B2B offering only, but there is a consumer version in the works. I wouldn't know when it comes out. For now, you can try out the SPARQL querying feature on public datasets [2]. Disclaimer: I work there recently, this post is my own opinion, not of Triply. [1] That uses Virtuoso or Jena under the hood. [2] This example uses DBPedia: https://triplydb.com/wikimedia/dbpedia/sparql/dbpedia https://triplydb.com/wikimedia/dbpedia/sparql/dbpedia