Desktop content graph part 3. Building the initial application
The first three parts in this series dealt with issues of information design; the overall ideas, the model and taxonomy considerations. This article is about…
Read moreOntology (5)
An ontology is an information model. Think of it as a template or design for a type of information. An ontology may also contain specific instances of information that conform to the design, but it doesn't have to.
Prelude to the desktop content graph project
Following my recent series of articles on building a content graph (based on content in web content management systems), I thought that it would be…
Read moreUnpacking SHACL
An abundance of acronyms Semantic technologies seem to suffer more than most from galloping acronymitis; the tendency to come up with the most tortured, obscure…
Read moreA web 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…
Read moreTaxonomies and ontologies explained
This webinar (featuring Andreas Blumauer, CEO of Semantic Web Company and Ian Piper of Tellura) explores both taxonomies and ontologies, and demonstrates how they work together to help you improve your…
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