leerschema
Leerschema is a term used in data modeling discussions to describe a compact, readable schema description language intended to express the structure, constraints, and semantics of data used in distributed systems.
Its design goals emphasize human readability, expressive power for structural relations and semantic constraints, and interoperability
The syntax is declarative and aims for minimal boilerplate. Schemas can include annotations for documentation, constraints
Typical applications include data integration, API contract design, knowledge graphs, and metadata catalogs. Example scenarios describe
Leerschema is not widely standardized and remains largely within research discussions or niche tooling. It competes