HyperGraphQL v1.0.0 is now available!
https://t.co/XDHLYDeoz8
- Can be built as an executable JAR
- Externalized and remote JSON configuration
https://t.co/Xc6QuVZsjG
@JBartlett86 Sorry for the inconvenience. We're indeed experiencing some problems with the web server, which will hopefully be resolved soon. In the meantime you can still reach directly to the github repo at https://t.co/VOuwmaBHhm
@datao It's pretty premature at this stage and will be refined over time, but ultimately you should expect to get an RDF graph over a dedicated HGQL vocabulary describing your schema and it's mapping to DBpedia URIs, as in this demo https://t.co/63xqyU2Jrc
Wohoo.. Finally someone spent a bit of time to implement this: “Querying DBpedia with #GraphQL — Cause getting your JSON-LD should be simple” https://t.co/71ZsZpqXaL
On graph query languages, Gremlin traversal machine, and Marko Rodriquez - with an honorable mention of #HyperGraphQL. Thanks @linked_do :) https://t.co/Rc47nEZjrv
Paradigm shifts for the decentralized Web: "[..] on a decentralized Web, the data needed by applications will be scattered across multiple data pods. So even if all pods had the same interface, apps would still need to route requests to the right pods and combine their data." https://t.co/AnHbyw20Zw
Easy deployment of linked data and federated querying of linked data services with the new version of @HyperGraphQL . Check out demos and tutorials at: https://t.co/VcIt5ytojY. #GraphQL#LinkedData#HyperGraphQL
Je vois bien cette techno basée sur la sémantique #JSONLD et le langage
GraphQL pour enrichir les pages biobibliographiques du projet "Bibliographies de critiques d'art francophones" avec les données issues de @dbpedia rajoutant la couche prosopographique https://t.co/CgAsQARSzt
Amazon Neptune is alive! A native AWS implementation of RDF / property graph. Interesting new contender in the graph db space!! https://t.co/SnVcsBR1Ia #semweb#rdf#graphdb
@datao@charlieivie@dbpedia That's a good question, though not sure if it has a good answer. JSON is essentially a tree data structure, so to encode graphs you have to involve some form of identifiers for nodes. There have been a few proposals to my knowledge, but JSON-LD seems to be the most mature.
@datao@dbpedia Should be simple to add it as one of the objects included in "Extensions". However, once you have JSON-LD, it's actually quite easy to do it yourself with JSON-LD API or and RDF API supporting JSON-LD.