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To make sure different apps can understand the same data, Solid uses a standard called the **Resource Description Framework (RDF)**. RDF, often called "Linked Data," is a flexible way to describe things and the relationships between them.
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While powerful, working directly with RDF can be complex. That's where [**Linked Data Objects (LDO)**](https://ldo.js) comes in. LDO is a library that lets you interact with the data in your Pod as if it were a regular JavaScript object. It simplifies data handling, so you can focus on building your app.
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While powerful, working directly with RDF can be complex. That's where [**Linked Data Objects (LDO)**](https://ldo.js.org) comes in. LDO is a library that lets you interact with the data in your Pod as if it were a regular JavaScript object. It simplifies data handling, so you can focus on building your app.
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LDO uses **ShEx (Shape Expressions)** to define the "shape" of your data. Think of a ShEx shape as a blueprint or a schema that describes what a piece of data (like a user profile or a blog post) should look like. This ensures your data is consistent and predictable.
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