RDF
Data model that describes resources as subject–predicate–object statements identified by URIs. It became a W3C Recommendation in 1999 and was revised as RDF 1.1 in 2014.
Part of threads Can ordinary developers use it? poses; Graphs, tables and property graphs settles; Rigour against developer taste proposes; Statements about statements proposes
builds on
published by
- World Wide Web Consortium organization 1994 [src1][src2]
alternative to
-
AT Protocol
standard
2022
[src]
Lexicon was chosen instead of RDF for strict, typed schemas
- Labeled property graph concept [src]
- Topic Maps standard 2000 [src]
edited by
-
Markus Lanthaler
person
[src]
RDF 1.1 Concepts
-
Ora Lassila
person
[src]
RDF Model and Syntax Specification (1999)
-
Pat Hayes
person
b. 1944
[src]
RDF Semantics (2004)
- Ralph Swick person [src]
-
Richard Cyganiak
person
[src]
RDF 1.1 Concepts
contributors
subject of
influenced by
- Meta Content Framework standard 1995 [src]
-
PICS
standard
1996
[src]
RDF M&S §7.6 calls PICS a predecessor
built upon by
- Annotea project 2001 [src]
- DAML project 1999 [src]
- DCAT standard 2014 [src]
- Europeana Data Model standard [src]
- FOAF standard 2000 [src]
- JSON-LD standard 2014 [src1][src2]
- Linked Data Platform standard 2015 [src]
- RDF Dataset Canonicalization standard 2024 [src]
- RDF Schema standard 2004 [src]
- RDFa standard 2008 [src]
-
RSS
standard
1999
[src]
RSS 0.90 and 1.0
- SHACL standard 2017 [src]
- SKOS standard 2009 [src]
- SPARQL standard 2008 [src]
- Triplestore concept [src]
- Turtle standard 2014 [src]
implemented by
succeeded by
critiqued by
-
JSON-LD and Why I Hate the Semantic Web
writing
2014
[src]
Argues that RDF's data model fails developers on lists and blank nodes, and that JSON-LD succeeded by keeping RDF out of sight.
- Toward easier RDF: a proposal writing 2018 [src]
responses
-
Foundations of RDF* and SPARQL*
writing
2017
[src]
An alternative to RDF's standard reification.