NoNoSQL: Structured lightweight data models for the Web with RDF
*Excerpt
Publish your data to the Web using the W3C Resource Description Framework (RDF). Yeah, *that* W3C.
Description
Four out of five highly-paid Oracle DBAs agree that rigid Relational data models are fun for everyone. So what if you’re that fifth one? Yeah, NoSQL key-value stores may scale, but your crucial, scalable data is complete gibberish without all that work you did writing you own DAO layer from scratch.
Can we strike a balance between unstructured data and rigid schemas? The W3C’s RDF standard may be the answer. Plus, it tastes great with REST!
WARNING: Session may include one or more incompletely-understood mathematical concepts. Mathematicians and professional philosophers are asked to keep their big yaps shut ‘cause we’re building stuff.
Tags
SQL, nosql, rdf, semanticweb, nonosql, nononosql, philosophy, ontology
Speaking experience
Speaker
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Brian Panulla
Foreclosure Radar- Blog: http://ghostednotes.com/
- Twitter: bpanulla
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Biography
Brian is a software developer and erstwhile freelance technologist living in Portland. He recently joined Foreclosure Radar as Business Intelligence Developer, where he builds interactive data visualization and reporting tools and the semantic models and services that make them work.
A self-diagnosed community junkie, Brian is the demiurge of the Portland Semantic Web Interest Group (@pdxsemweb). In his free time, Brian can often be found on Twitter contributing to annoying hashtag memes.
Brian relocated to the Portland from his native Pennsylvania in 2009 – largely for the diversity and quality of coffee and craft-brewed beer.
Sessions
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- Title: Getting Started with Semantic Web Applications
- Track: Cooking
- Room: B201
- Time: 2:30 – 3:15pm
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Excerpt:
Leave rigid tables behind, and work with your data as a graph, using standard web data schemas.
- Speakers: Leif Warner, Brian Panulla