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Talking to the Memex

03dc95d767005ef76222a5de975d54c6?s=47 Miguel Ángel Pérez
June 19, 2014
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Talking to the Memex

Introduction to querying linked open data using RDF and SPARQL.

http://miguel-perez.com/talks/realizing-the-memex/

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Miguel Ángel Pérez

June 19, 2014
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Transcript

  1. None

  2. Talking to the Memex RDF and SPARQL

  3. Why am I hearing about stupid “back-end” stuff? Two reasons:

    1. JSON-LD 1.0 is now supported by Google 2. I’m interested in this topic and preparing this talk has helped me learn more about it
  4. None

  5. Querying the Semantic Web

  6. None
  7. None

  8. So, what aren’t we all using this? 1. You need

    to know SPARQL 2. You need to host a giant datastore 3. Not as easy to use as Google

  9. Lojban

  10. None

  11. Questions?