Build with Us | Deep Dive: Your first Ontology

All data shown in this tutorial is notional data created for teaching purposes.

*About Ontologize*
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00:00 Intro
01:11 Setting up your Project and Folder
03:26 Ontology Basics: Building your objects
18:43 Exploring the Ontology
23:42 Conclusion

[ehhalexx]

Been working in Foundry for 2 days running through exercises, overall you guys do a great job. I think tutorials like this are great for giving us a glimpse into what's possible, but a longer tutorial that goes end-to-end and has meaningful complexity across data cleaning, ontology creation, and app development would be awesome. I don't care how long the video is, I"m just here to build and understand waht's possible after I grab the basics. Thanks again.

[madfiskmad]

Great and detailed as always. In 11:05 I didn't know that one can create or edite ontolgoy objectsets directly in pipelinebuilder. Could you also use time to demonstratte "Allow edits to objects of this type"

[PANDURANG]

Great video for understanding relationship building, so what different made in this application that cant done in other applications, and what are the benefit of making this?

[dkfresh]

Thanks for another great walk through. I did this tutorial a few weeks ago. Would have been helpful if I watched this video and walked through it, much better explanations than the written tutorial! I'd like to see a tutorial on restricted views. I've watch the securing PII video on this channel (awesome video) but would like to know how to use restricted views and use cases. thanks!

[ChristopherKnight-nomad]

What are some reasons you would want to create these inside or outside of pipeline builder? I learned the hard way certain edit permissions need to be explicit defined but figure there must be a reason for both options