Do you like JSON-LD?
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@spraoi @evan I don't doubt it, but it's not exactly prevalent in this space.
The vast majority of what I've read around various ActivityPub implementations (I'm noodling on my own extremely slowly), is basically "Just stick this value in @ context and move on", there doesn't seem to be a lot of love for it.
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Do you like JSON-LD?
I'm firmly in the yes camp, but I find myself trying to explain what linked-data is and why you should use it a couple of times per week.
Usually it happens when I'm configuring a SAML integration, and the vendor doesn't understand why attribute names are expressed as URIs. So I find myself trying to explain RDF and how this became linked-data.
Then the vendor just dictates that we send role data in a plain-text attribute "Role".
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@evan No, but I spent several years struggling with XML schemas and it's definitely better than that
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Do you like JSON-LD?
@evan In the "No, but" camp since I'm all for linked data, but not a fan of JSON-LD serialisation.
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Do you like JSON-LD?
I didn't use to like it. Now, I think it's great.
Yes, but I wish more people understood it better.
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