A quick tutorial on using the Resource Description Framework with Apache Jena in Java.

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RDF (Resource Description Framework) is a W3C standard for storing and exchanging graph data, particularly useful for describing interrelated data and relationships. Apache Jena is an open-source Java framework for building Semantic Web applications that work with RDF models. The tutorial covers creating RDF models programmatically, working with resources and properties, extracting values, and serializing/deserializing models in formats like N-Triples and RDF-XML. Key concepts include using URIs for unique resource identification, RDF statements (triples) with subject-predicate-object structure, and standard vocabularies like Schema.org for consistent data representation.

Introduction to RDF and Apache Jena