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RDF and Sparql are very much alive, for instance see Wikidata and wikibase (with the public cloud service in closed beta atm). https://wikidata.org https://wiki
by tuukkah 5y ago
RDF and Sparql are very much alive, for instance see Wikidata and wikibase (with the public cloud service in closed beta atm). https://wikidata.org https://wikidata.org https://wikiba.se/ https://wikiba.se/
- philjohn 5y agoThey are indeed alive, but the promise of the "web of data" has somewhat fallen by the wayside.
- SemanticStrengh 5y agoThat's actually the original meaning of web3
- tuukkah 5y agoWikidata is very much about the "web of data" or Linked Data as for each real-world entity it collects lots of the identifiers that are used to refer to it on the web and elsewhere. This way, in addition to being a central island it also consists of bridges to the other islands forming the web. Further, wikibase and Wikibase Cloud will make it easy for people to create their own web databases ("islands") that are published as Linked Data (with RDF and Sparql) in the same way as Wikidata.