Introduction In this blog, we will introduce the concept of “Entity Resolution” and its relevance. We will discuss three aspects of Entity Resolution: Data Standardization, Duplicate Detection, and Data Merging.
This blog post will teach you how to build a GraphQL app with:
urql: a lightweight GraphQL client from Formidable Labs; Svelte: a radical new javascript framework for building user interfaces; and Dgraph Cloud: Dgraph’s managed GraphQL backend service.
Dgraph Labs has been a user of the Go language since our inception in 2015. Five years and 200K lines of Go code later, we’re happy to report that we are still convinced Go was and remains the right choice.
Update: On April 16th 2021, Slash GraphQL was officially renamed Dgraph Cloud. All other information below still applies.
Our passion for user experience Creating an incredible user experience is a fundamental core value at Dgraph.
Update: On April 16th 2021, Slash GraphQL was officially renamed Dgraph Cloud. All other information below still applies.
Dgraph is the world’s only native GraphQL database.
Update: On April 16th 2021, Slash GraphQL was officially renamed Dgraph Cloud. All other information below still applies.
The last in a 4-part series by community author Anthony Master.
Update: On April 16th 2021, Slash GraphQL was officially renamed Dgraph Cloud. All other information below still applies.
Slash GraphQL has a GraphQL admin API, and Postman lets you group API operations into collections; so, what better way to automate common admin operations for Slash GraphQL backends than a Postman collection.
Update: On April 16th 2021, Slash GraphQL was officially renamed Dgraph Cloud. All other information below still applies.
The third in a 4-part series by community author Anthony Master.
Update: On April 16th 2021, Slash GraphQL was officially renamed Dgraph Cloud. All other information below still applies.
The second in a 4-part series by community author Anthony Master.