Created summary and extended details for a language

 We split the web application (Spring-boot project) to have two APIs:

  1. One API provides the name of the language and its IRI
  2. The second API provides full information about the language based on the name in the IRI
For example, for the language Hello today I am an unicorn the URI is http://www.semanticweb.org/ela-ontology#Hello_today_I_am_an_unicorn and the name from the URI is Hello_today_I_am_an_unicorn.
Using this name the API provides properties regarding the language, such as author, compilers, interpreters, and program examples.



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