Form RDBMS databases to TerminusDB — Most of your applications need to store data somewhere and probably relational databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL etc.. are the most commonly used for this purpose. Passing from a relational database to TerminusDB requires some effort...
TerminusDB: A Technical History — TerminusDB is an open source (GPLv3) full featured in-memory graph database management system with a rich query language: WOQL (the Web Object Query Language). TerminusDB originated in Trinity College Dublin in Ireland in 2015 when...
Write up of our Webinar - DataOps 101 — Last week we had out Webinar about DataOps. I ask my colleague - Dmytri Kleiner, Director Of Services at TerminusDB some questions about DataOps (mostly questions that myself and many of you have in mind)....
Reluctantly Remote, and loving it — I have to admit, most of my career I’ve treated remote collaboration as a necessary evil. I’m a big fan of collocation. I love sticky notes, magic charts and colourful tape. I love walls so...
One Click Deploy TerminusDB to Cloud — Many people didn’t know that you can deploy TerminusDB easily on cloud. To demonstrate, we have set up this repo. There is a button, which automatically pushes TerminusDB on a Heroku dyno. All you need...
Our DataOps Meetup at Dublin — Two weeks ago, we have our meetup at the Dogpatch Lab in Dublin. It was the last physical meetup before the COVID-19 semi-lockdown. But that doesn’t stop us! We had a great talk by Gavin,...
Why Graph Will Win — I recently published a warts-and-all 4 part introduction (covering RDF, Property Graphs, Graph Schemas and Linked Data). You would be forgiven for concluding that I am not a fan of Graph databases or RDF. One...
Stuffing all of Human History into a Single Knowledge Graph — The history of the world sounds amazing, unimaginably massive. Thanks to academics and scholars, we know a lot about the life of our ancestors and thanks to the progress of technology, we now have lots...
Graph Fundamentals — Part 4: Linked Data — This is the fourth and final installment in this series, you can find the first 3 episodes here: Part 1: RDF, Part 2: Property Graphs, Part 3: Graph Schemas By the mid 2000s, it was...
TerminusDB @ PyLadies Dublin — Hello Terminators! A first — for me at least — attending PyLadies, Dublin! PyLadies helps more women become active participants and leaders in the Python open-source community. PyLadies Dublin also provides a friendly support network...
Terminalia — Our Day — The end of the year approaches. This Sunday 23 February we celebrate Terminalia — the festival that marks the end of the Old Roman Year. TerminusDB is named after the Roman God of boundaries, Terminus...
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