The Semantic Web is an extension of the World Wide Web through standards set by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The goal of the Semantic Web is to make Internet data machine-readable.
This can be seen in various aspects of web development, one being semantic HTML as a way to give your markup meaning, microformats like schema.org or linked-data like json-ld. Another aspect is from the opposite perspective: Reading and interpreting data. This can be done with metadata via RDF.
A C# library to generate SPARQL queries
Console version of my web application for my disseration
Publishing University Data as Linked Data using ASP.NET MVC 5 and BrightstarDB
Nancy components for building Hydra hypermedia API
A basic example of a web application that uses semantic data.
RDF vocabularies transformed into static C# classes
An OpenUI5 demo application for showcasing the Contact Tracing use case with an RDF Knowledge Graph Database via Trinity RDF. It also highlights the architectural data pipeline across several subsystems for connecting OpenUI5 to an ASP.NET Core server via OData v4.
Enriching Microsoft Word documents with semantic annotations
Adaption of already existing solution at https://github.com/gabrieldelaparra/SPARQLforHumans. Adjusted to provide functionality for autocompletion
Portal Nacional Avanzado de Investigación. Hércules MA - Métodos de Análisis
Herramienta de gestión de CV. Hércules ED - Enriquecimiento de Datos
A simple inference engine using SPARQL to materialise inferences for RDFS and OWL2
Lightweight and friendly .NET library for realizing Semantic Web applications
Created by Tim Berners-Lee, James Alexander Hendler, Ora Lassila