Tomasz P.

Fingers crossed

I expect vendor would have some query plan feature. Stardog and AllegroGraph can show that which is sometimes helpful in determining the slow parts of a query

thanks for the shout-out. important to mention DASH, which is various extensions of SHACL. I apply it liberally to describe UIs and forms using shapes

thinking data-centric, I aim to reduce all that. RDF has this unique property that it can really be the unifying medium:

this way we can greatly reduce the amount of boilerplate code which converts data back and forth between varying representations

in fact, I think that it has those similar qualities which RDF/XML had. older folk will remember how that went

Einar C. JSON-LD does have its uses and the scenario you describe appears to fit the bill. but we need to be more vocal about the shortcomings and potential problems. JSON-LD can easily act as a deterrent because in practice it may add more issues than it solves and effectively steer people away from RDF. quite ironic