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simongray12:10:44

By chance I discovered https://patterns.dataincubator.org/ and I find it to be a really accessible resource on RDF design for anyone who know the basics. I wish I knew about it sooner. I think I have naturally picked up most of these patterns over time, but it is just so plainly stated there with useful examples.

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Bart Kleijngeld13:10:08

That sounds pretty much exactly like what I can use right now 🙂. Thanks!

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Bart Kleijngeld13:10:01

I'm currently reading this book, which is excellent as well (but not free, and less reference-friendly at first glance, but probably more in-depth) https://dl.acm.org/doi/book/10.1145/3382097

simongray13:10:15

Yeah, I have that book too (think I read 30-40 pages), but it seems less accessible. The one above is very concise and clear.

Mathias Picker13:11:59

That's a nice resource, thanks.The best practical book about modelling I've come across recently is http://sdmbook.panosalexopoulos.com/ by Panos Alexopoulos. It's well thought out book concentrating on ... I would say decision points in modelling, dilemmas, where you could model in more than one way, and tries to show the pros and cons of each.

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Mathias Picker13:11:11

I also like to watch semanticarts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLk2kJrehubb4dc3e5Db5Lvv9WMaOhV3V7 It's a bit hit-and-miss to find interesting videos, but some concrete modeling problems are interesting.

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simongray14:11:39

Thanks. Definitely gonna check that out.