dotNetRDF is...
- A complete library for parsing, managing, querying and writing RDF.
- A common .NET API for working with RDF triple stores such as AllegroGraph, Jena, Stardog and Virtuoso.
- A suite of command-line and GUI tools for working with RDF under Windows
- Free (as in beer) and Open Source (as in freedom) under a permissive MIT license.
Get Started
The core library is available via NuGet - this is the easiest, and recommended way to add dotNetRDF to your project. Our Getting Started Guide will take you through writing your first lines of code.
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Our source code is on GitHub.
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From the Blog
New Documentation Pages
08 May 2021
As we start to make more progress towards a 3.0 release I realized that there was a challenge looming for our documentation. Up to now the docs have been managed as a GitHub wiki in the main dotNetRDF repository. This has the advantage of being really easy to locate and to update and has served us pretty well for the last few years. However there are a couple of problems with using a wiki for the user docs.