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keeping it short because on phone. working for a company, 100 % semantic web, integrating many, many parties for many years now, all of it rdf. - you get used
by boxslof 4y ago
keeping it short because on phone.
working for a company, 100 % semantic web, integrating many, many parties for many years now, all of it rdf.
- you get used to turtle. one file can describe your db and be ingested as such. handy.
- interoperability is really possible. (distributed apps)
- hardest part is getting everyone to agree on the model, but often these discussions is more about resolving ambuigties surrounding the business than about translating it to model. (it gets things sharp)
- agree on a minimum model, open world means you can extend in your app
- don't overthink your owl descriptions
- no, please no reasoners. data is never perfect.
- tooling is there
- triple stores are not the fastest
pls, not another standard to fix the semantic web. Everything is there. More maturity in tooling might be welcome, but this a function of the number people using it.