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Stardog on Twitter
Stardog on Twitter
The Stardog Studio 1.0.0 Beta is here! Studio 1.0.0 is the next generation of the Knowledge Graph IDE featuring a re-imagined editing environment for #SPARQL including introspections and auto-completion. Try it yourself here: https://t.co/SbsHRQBOqD pic.twitter.com/i1zqtBz3J3— Stardog (@StardogHQ) August 17, 2018
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Stardog on Twitter
Stardog on Twitter
Stardog on Twitter
Stardog Studio 1.0.0 Beta is out now! The next generation of the Knowledge Graph IDE with a re-imagined editing environment for #SPARQL. Manage databases and security, author and execute saved queries from a simple to use interface. Try it now: https://t.co/SbsHRQkd23 pic.twitter.com/gmVBYqa3E3— Stardog (@StardogHQ) August 22, 2018
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Stardog on Twitter
A one size fits all database doesn't fit anyone
A one size fits all database doesn't fit anyone
The days of the one-size-fits-all monolithic database are behind us, and developers are using a multitude of purpose-built databases.
·allthingsdistributed.com·
A one size fits all database doesn't fit anyone
Welcome to the ArangoDB family, Ted Dunning!
Welcome to the ArangoDB family, Ted Dunning!
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that one of the brightest and most respected minds in open-source software, Ted Dunning, joins ArangoDBs Advisory Council. Hi, Ted and welcome to the ArangoDB family!
·arangodb.com·
Welcome to the ArangoDB family, Ted Dunning!
Is GOLAP the Next Wave for Big Data Warehousing?
Is GOLAP the Next Wave for Big Data Warehousing?
The 1990s and 2000s saw the rise of the relational databases for transaction processing (OLTP) as well as analytical processing (OLAP). As the volume and
·datanami.com·
Is GOLAP the Next Wave for Big Data Warehousing?
Redis Speeds Towards a Multi-Model Future
Redis Speeds Towards a Multi-Model Future
Redis is best known as a key-value store – a very fast, in-memory key-value store. But the folks developing the technology at Redis Labs have big plans to
·datanami.com·
Redis Speeds Towards a Multi-Model Future
FlureeDB is Production-Ready and Live
FlureeDB is Production-Ready and Live
For those juicy technical details, hop over to our technical documentation. For a more newsy take, you can read our press release here.
·linkedin.com·
FlureeDB is Production-Ready and Live
Introducing MarkLogic® Data Hub Service
Introducing MarkLogic® Data Hub Service
New MarkLogic Data Hub Service delivers both agile data integration and agile data infrastructure—with unmatched security and governance, and predictable costs.
·marklogic.com·
Introducing MarkLogic® Data Hub Service
Using a Graph Database for Natural Language Processing
Using a Graph Database for Natural Language Processing
Thu, Sep 25, 2014, 6:30 PM: Our Topic This MonthGraphs are a perfect solution to organize information and to determine the relatedness of content, such as the connection between phrases and words in t
·meetup.com·
Using a Graph Database for Natural Language Processing
NY Graph Meetup
NY Graph Meetup
Titan, Tinkerpop, Neo4j, ArrangoDB, OrientDB, but I still have a fondness for grep/sed/awk and flatfiles.
·meetup.com·
NY Graph Meetup
TeX Live Database as Graph Database
TeX Live Database as Graph Database
For a presentation at the Neo4j User Meeting in Tokyo I have converted the TeX Live Database into a Graph Database and represented dependencies between all kind of packages as well as files and their respective packages as nodes and relations. Update 20181010: I have worked out the first step…
·preining.info·
TeX Live Database as Graph Database
NDC Oslo 2018 - A Practical Guide to Graph Databases
NDC Oslo 2018 - A Practical Guide to Graph Databases
With the emergence of offerings on both AWS (Neptune) and Azure (CosmosDB) within the past year it is fair to say that graph databases are of the hottest trend…
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NDC Oslo 2018 - A Practical Guide to Graph Databases