On 2/20/13 8:40 AM, Shiv Kumar Ganesh wrote:
Hi,

I want to publish some data onto a webpage and was willing to have semantic markup onto it. The questions
which were troubling me were as follows :-

*Which Standard to go for ?*

  * Microformat
  * Microdata (with Schema.org's vocabulary)
  * RDFa
  * Microdata + RDFa ( As mentioned
    in http://www.jenitennison.com/blog/node/162)

I am not fully confident with the last option. I was reading through where google says it highly recommends Microdata (http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=99170)

Please let me know which one of the standard would be great to use.

*Use Cases*

On the other hand I would also like to know some usecases where we can see the actual usage of Semantic Markup on the front end while publishing or any other use case where I can get an extensive usage of this data.

*How to use*
*
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There are various ways of implementing such thing. I am mentioning a few which one is more advisable

  * Implementing it in the view by hard coding using
    some templating language.
  * Dynamically populating or Dynamically generating HTML along with
    Semantic Markup
  * Building a front end framework to do so?

Or if there is already a framework for such issue please let me know about it. As per my opinion I am looking forward with front end templating and then adding semantic markup to that itself. Please let me know if there is another way round.

Thanks
Shiv


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Note, you can also use Turtle via association using <link/> and its @rel attribute or via <script/> which basically offers another "fine-structured data island" mechanism.

Link:

1. http://www.w3.org/TR/turtle/


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