Building a content graph, part seven: GraphDB APIs
Across the first six articles I covered the use of information components representing structured content, taxonomies and graph databases to hold the relevant information (and…
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A graph database is a repository for storing RDF data. It is completely different from a relational database since it does not store data in tables, rows and columns, but instead in structured entitites called triples, each of which describes a relationship between two information objects.
Introducing the Content Graph Explorer
Note: this is an old article (December 2020). I have kept it here as it's all still true, but the work has been superseded by…
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