This week I wrote a blog post on the different techniques we use to configure the Sparnatural SPARQL query builder.
The configuration is written in SHACL. It can be defined manually in Excel files. Or it can be computed automatically from the analysis of the RDF dataset to be queried. Or we can take off-the-shelf SHACL specifications and complement them with manual annotations.
Sparnatural is an excellent way to showcase a knowledge graph (don't hide your graph behind an AI, show it !).
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dati.camera.it’s Sparnatural instance : a query builder for the Italian Chamber of Deputies
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Call for papers SemWeb.Pro 2025
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Multilingualism, multi-labels : how to play and display the literals of a graph in Sparnatural
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SAPA Foundation, a data graph linked to the heart of the archives
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Call for nominations for the SemWeb.Pro program committee
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Sparna's tools in Semantic Web Tool Hub
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ISSN contributes 130k periodical records in Wikidata
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Widgets Wednesday ! a thread about Sparnatural widgets...
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RiC-O converter 3.0 : transition from EAD or EAC to archival knowledge graphs
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rdf2gephi : load RDF graphs in Gephi
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Nakala : from an RDF dataset to a query UI in minutes – SHACL automated generation and Sparnatural
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Ontologists, knowledge engineers : are your data shapes in good shape ?
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Awesome semantic shapes
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CLOSEuP conference
