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...

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...

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...

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 — what’s in a name? — TerminusDB is an open source model driven graph database for knowledge graph representation designed specifically for the web-age. Our launch date is 1 October later this year. The core development team is busy putting the...