Graph Databases
TerminusDB vs Neo4j — Are Graph Databases the future? Structured and unstructured data coming from multiple sources can have immense value if you can find the relationships within it, Graph databases consider the relationships between data as first class...

Hackathon: Build a Version Controlled Knowledge Graph of All of Human History — Hackathon call: Work with TerminusDB and TerminusHub to Build a Version Controlled Knowledge Graph of All of Human History Sponsored by the DBpedia Association Sign up to participate in TerminusDB’s track to transform the The...

TerminusHub: Distributed Revision Control for Structured Data — Computers are fantastic things because they allow you to leverage much more evidence when making decisions than would otherwise be possible. It is possible to write computer programs that automate the ingestion and analysis of...

Size Matters — In the design of distributed data collaboration, it turns out that size matters a lot. And smaller is better. TerminusHub - distributed revision control for structured data launches today. Despite the enduring popularity of the...

My First TerminusDB 3.0 Graph — Bike Share Data — In this tutorial, we will start using TerminusDB 3.0, TerminusDB Console and its query client. This is a step-by-step guide to create your first knowledge graph. We’re assuming you already have TerminusDB installed, but if...

Taking TerminusDB to the bank (Part II) — In the first installment we created a branch_office branch where we added some data. But the strength of the distributed model of TerminusDB is that others can work on data assets in parallel. To make...

Taking TerminusDB to The Bank (Part I) — TerminusDB is designed to enable collaboration and revision control on data assets. While git is a fantastic piece of software, it is really designed for code management, and not data management. We bring that power...

TerminusDB vs MongoDB — Modern application requirements have pushed beyond the limitations of DBMS (relational database management systems). NoSQL databases play an important role in cloud software applications, they store data in a format other than relational tables that...

TerminusDB: Importing, Reordering & Exporting a CSV — Remember Sarah? She’s a junior developer at Industrial Gizmos and Widgets. Her boss Nathan needs to figure out how to unwarble some widgets. It’s not an easy task and her senior team members don’t seem...

From 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...

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...