RDF Data Modeling in Elixir: Working with Vocabularies

As the Semantic Web grows, representing structured data as Linked Data becomes essential for modern, interconnected applications. This written course guides you through the process of modeling and manipulating semantic data directly within the Elixir ecosystem. You will transition from understanding basic semantic concepts to confidently writing code that generates valid Resource Description Framework (RDF) statements, utilizes specialized vocabularies, and outputs clean Turtle serialization. What you'll learn: Understand the foundational concepts of RDF, graphs, triples, and semantic vocabularies; Construct RDF statements in Elixir using native sigils and property functions; Leverage standard schemas and vocabularies to model real-world data structures; Serialize structured RDF graphs into standard Turtle format for interoperability; Apply modern Elixir pattern matching and struct manipulation to parse semantic data. The course begins with core definitions of semantic web technologies before walking you through Elixir-specific implementations, vocabulary management, and data serialization techniques. This text-only course is designed for Elixir developers new to the Semantic Web, requiring no prior experience with RDF or Linked Data. Start reading today to unlock the power of semantic data modeling in your Elixir applications.