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This tutorial is a quick walkthrough for deploying your own Linked Data API using grlc. Since we'll be using grlc's public instance, you don't need to install anything; a GitHub account will do (although sharing queries on GitHub is not mandatory, it's the easiest way to get SPARQL-based APIs quickly up and running). Having your own SPARQL endpoint is optional.
This tutorial is a quick walkthrough for deploying your own Linked Data API using grlc. Since we'll be using grlc's public instance, you don't need to install anything; a GitHub account will do (although sharing queries on GitHub is not mandatory, it's the easiest way to get SPARQL-based APIs quickly up and running). Having your own SPARQL endpoint is optional. This is the magic recipe (click on the links for further detail): Log into GitHub / create GitHub account Create a repository for queries Put your queries up in your repository Endpoints Create your Linked Data API Using your…
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