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FYI, RDF transports graph data, where nodes MUST have a unique ID, where relationships MUST be typed, and nodes can optionally be typed. RDF has several seriali
by lolive 3y ago
FYI, RDF transports graph data, where nodes MUST have a unique ID, where relationships MUST be typed, and nodes can optionally be typed.
RDF has several serializtion format, one of them being XML. A binary format also exist.
And the most convenient one to generate, read and understand is (imho) Turtle, aka TTL).
- lolive 3y agoI have never understood why RDF (especially TTL) has never become the format of choice for data exchange. XML and JSON are usually sending connected data (:graphs), and there are very inconvenient at doing that (being tree-structured).