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Fri, Jun 12, 2020

Continuous Fuzzing with Go at Dgraph

by Paras Shah

Dgraph’s flagship product is a native graph database written purely in Go. For any database product, the query language is at its heart that provides access to the stored data.

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Wed, Jun 10, 2020

Back to GraphQL: Dgraph’s Life-long Journey with GraphQL

by Daniel Mai

In February, we had the opportunity to join hundreds of other enthusiasts and professionals in attendance this February at the GraphQL Asia 2020 conference.

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Thu, Jun 4, 2020

How I solved Jepsen with OpenCensus Distributed Tracing: A personal journey

by Manish Rai Jain

This post made it to the front page of Go Reddit for over 24hrs. Do engage in discussion there and show us your love by giving Dgraph a GitHub Star.

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Mon, Jun 1, 2020

"Dgraph, GraphQL, Schemas, and CRUD Summary" from Bill Kennedy

by Zhenni Wu

After learning that Dgraph has native support for GraphQL, Bill Kennedy switched gears and re-wrote his original Dgraph tutorial to show how to use Dgraph with the native GraphQL support.

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Mon, May 25, 2020

"Getting Started With Dgraph and GraphQL+-" from Bill Kennedy

by Zhenni Wu

Bill Kennedy is a veteran when it comes to databases. Over the years, he has helped several businesses build data-intensive applications.

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Sun, May 3, 2020

Dgraph GraphQL hits GA with v20.03.1

by Daniel Mai

Dgraph is a distributed, transactional, open source, native graph database. It enables and simplifies the development of scalable cloud applications that continue to thrive even when the data is highly connected and involved.

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Sun, Apr 12, 2020

Designing GraphQL schemas

by Karthic Rao

This post made it to top 10 on HackerNews front page. Do engage in discussion there and show us love by giving us a GitHub star.

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Fri, Mar 20, 2020

Why there would be no Dgraph 2.0: Goodbye Semantic Versioning

by Leyla Galatin

There would be no Dgraph 2.0. After 4+ years of releasing Dgraph, we have decided to switch away from Semantic Versioning.

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Thu, Mar 12, 2020

Encryption at Rest in Dgraph and Badger

by Balaji Jinnah

We built “Encryption at Rest” in Badger v2. Encryption is complex, but important. With this blog post, we not only want to introduce this feature to our users, but also dive into the details of how we implemented encryption in Badger, so the reader can gain enough understanding about introducing AES encryption in their own systems.

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