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I have a quick question about rdfa and microdata Friend of a friend, to express user personal information and relations between users. My current understanding is that rdfa is rdf implemented into html but is complicated for new developers like myself, microdata seems really easy.
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Rdfa (resource description framework in attributes) is a technique that allows to express structured data in markup languages But, in your case there are some other interesting ontologies to consider and the right thing would be to use a mix of all of them I wouldn’t give much weight to their recommendation.
Rdfa is an attempt to get both the flexibility of rdf and the simplicity of microformats
Microdata was a response to rdfa, but with a different data model (roughly arrays and hashes rather than a relational model) Unlike microformats neither dictate what sort of information is provided, just how it is encoded. The property attribute comes from rdfa Rdfa 1.1 extends html5 so that it’s valid to use meta and link elements in the body, as long as they contain a property attribute
You can use both ways, html5’s name and rdfa’s property, together on the same meta element Note that you might also see meta elements with an itemprop attribute. This will have to wait for now Perhaps a couple or more years
Meanwhile, microdata should not be labeled with schema.org like you mentioned because those two are different things
Schema.org is a vocabulary so it can be used for microdata, rdfa. I am a bit confused about the semantics of websites I understand that every uri should represent a ressource I assume that all information provided by rdfa inside a webpage describes the ressource
How to use rdfa vocab within xhtml asked 9 years, 9 months ago modified 9 years, 9 months ago viewed 555 times Rdflib seems to support parsing rdfa data Traceback (most recent call last) That's the power of rdf and linked data
