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Thu, Apr 18, 2019

Building a To-Do List React App with Dgraph

by Paul Коrzhyk

In this tutorial we will build a To-Do List application using React JavaScript library and Dgraph as a backend database. We will use dgraph-js-http — a library designed to greatly simplify the life of JavaScript developers when accessing Dgraph databases.

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Wed, Apr 3, 2019

How Access Control Works in Dgraph

by Lucas Wang

With GDPR passing in the EU on April 14th, 2016, users on the Internet are demanding protection of their privacy and data from Internet companies.

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Thu, Mar 7, 2019

The State of Caching in Go

by Manish Rai Jain

Since writing this post, we have built Ristretto: A High Performance Go cache. Read all about it here. This post made it to the top of Golang subreddit and is trending #2 on the front page of Hacker News.

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Wed, Feb 13, 2019

Why Google Needed a Graph Serving System

by Manish Rai Jain

This post made it to #3 on HackerNews front page. Do engage in discussion there and show us love by giving us a GitHub star.

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Tue, Jan 29, 2019

Optimizing Indexing in Dgraph

by Martin Martinez Rivera

One of the cornerstones of Dgraph is that it allows a flexible schema, which can be modified in a live system, without any downtime.

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Thu, Jan 24, 2019

Why we choose Badger over RocksDB in Dgraph

by Manish Rai Jain

At Dgraph, we're building the most advanced graph database in the world. It does distributed transactions, low-latency arbitrary depth joins, traversals, provides synchronous replication and horizontal scalability — with a simple GraphQL-like API.

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Tue, Apr 3, 2018

Switching Dgraph to a Liberal License

by Manish Rai Jain

Last year, we had switched Dgraph license to AGPLv3.0, considering reasons like the ability to monetize in a competitive environment. In particular,

Tue, Dec 19, 2017

Releasing Dgraph 1.0: Production-Ready Graph Database

by Manish Rai Jain

Dgraph started around end-August, picked up steam in mid-October, and v0.1 was released in early-December, 2015. From one, the contributors grew to 46, with the project amassing over 4000 Github stars over the past two years.

Fri, Dec 1, 2017

Open Source Alternative to Amazon Neptune

by Manish Rai Jain

Amazon just announced their new graph database service, called Amazon Neptune. As per a TechCrunch article, Amazon Neptune has been optimized to handle billions of relationships and run queries within milliseconds.

Building a To-Do List React App with Dgraph

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How Access Control Works in Dgraph

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The State of Caching in Go

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Why Google Needed a Graph Serving System

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Optimizing Indexing in Dgraph

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Why we choose Badger over RocksDB in Dgraph

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Switching Dgraph to a Liberal License

Releasing Dgraph 1.0: Production-Ready Graph Database

Open Source Alternative to Amazon Neptune

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