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Consider JSON-LD for presenting data
See this post by one of the creators of the JSON-LD standard.
Why do I think it makes sense to switch to JSON-LD?
- It's a perfect match: A
@contextis a schema, period. - It's still JSON, no need to deal with crazy triples, turtles and sparqls
- It's a good compromise between pragmatism and ivory-tower RDF. If you want RDF you can transform it
Interesting proposal - do you think it would make our API more accessible? I agree there's some momentum around JSON-LD, so there may be good tooling (such as JS libs) coming up (and bits of grano could go mainstream, e.g. form generation...). Otoh it is a fairly specific and limited data model to sign up to...
Interesting proposal - do you think it would make our API more accessible? […]
It will, as long as JSON-LD picks up steam.
Otoh it is a fairly specific and limited data model to sign up to…
Why? It is only a thin wrapper around idiomatic JSON. In fact, grano’s current idiomatic JSON looks a lot like JSON-LD.