Every [Entry](/entry/term-entry) is of a specific **Entry Type**. The Entry Type determines what [properties](/entry/term-property) the entry can have (including what relationships to other entries it can have), as well as what type of content it can have (article text, image, attached files, etc.). This entry, { this }, has entry type { this.entryType() }. Entry Types are part of each [Site](/entry/term-site)'s [Schema](/entry/term-schema).

Term

Entry Type

A **property** is an attribute that specific [entries](/term/entry) can have, that provides a piece of information about each such entry in a consistent way. For example, an entry about "Canada" would state that it has a **Total Area** of "9,984,670 km^2^" - in this case, "Total Area" is the Property and "9,984,670 km^2^" is the [Property Value](/entry/term-property-value).

Property

A **Site** in Neolace is a collection of knowledge or structured data. Each site has its own [Schema](/entry/term-schema) that defines what types of entries it has as well as the attributes and relationships that can exist for those entries. Each site also has its own collection of [Entries](/entry/term-entry) that comprise the actual content/data of the site. You are currently reading the **Neolace Junction** site at **junction.neolace.com**, which is part of the larger Neolace.com [Realm](/entry/term-realm).

Site

An Entry is the core concept in Neolace. Each Neolace site is a collection of Entries. Every Entry has a **name**, **description**, **[key](/entry/term-key)** (friendly ID), and [VNID](/entry/term-VNID) (permanent unique ID). Entries can also have **properties** (which can include relationships with other Entries) and **content** (like articles, images, or files). Every Entry is of exactly one Entry Type, which defines what properties and content that Entry can or must have.

Entry

The **Schema** defines the [Entry Types](/entry/term-entry-type) and [Properties](/entry/term-property) that can be used on each Neolace [Site](/entry/term-site).

Schema

Junction is the Neolace resource hub, with documentation, blog posts, tutorials, and more.