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==Abstract== | ==Abstract== | ||
This half-day tutorial introduces '''Object-Oriented Linked Data (OO-LD)''', a practical framework that bridges conventional software engineering with Semantic Web principles by unifying JSON Schema and JSON-LD [https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11401726 (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.11401726)]. OO-LD enables developers to define syntactical data structures and semantics in a single source without abandoning familiar JSON-based tooling. Through hands-on exercises using '''interactive browser-based playgrounds''' (no installation required), participants learn to create semantic schemas, generate code with object-graph mappings, auto-generate UIs and APIs, import / export RDF, and integrate with LLMs. Real-world examples from materials science and industrial data spaces demonstrate practical applications. Target audience: software engineers, data scientists, and semantic web practitioners (no prior RDF/OWL knowledge required). | This half-day tutorial at the {{Template:Viewer/Link|page=Item:OSW3926b3fb037448cb8cbcd1ea9041445e|url=|label=}} introduces '''Object-Oriented Linked Data (OO-LD)''', a practical framework that bridges conventional software engineering with Semantic Web principles by unifying JSON Schema and JSON-LD [https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11401726 (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.11401726)]. OO-LD enables developers to define syntactical data structures and semantics in a single source without abandoning familiar JSON-based tooling. Through hands-on exercises using '''interactive browser-based playgrounds''' (no installation required), participants learn to create semantic schemas, generate code with object-graph mappings, auto-generate UIs and APIs, import / export RDF, and integrate with LLMs. Real-world examples from materials science and industrial data spaces demonstrate practical applications. Target audience: software engineers, data scientists, and semantic web practitioners (no prior RDF/OWL knowledge required). | ||
==Tutorial Objectives and Relevance== | ==Tutorial Objectives and Relevance== | ||