Technical articles from TerminusDB Terminators. Covering a wide range of topics related to data, data management, data collaboration, and knowledge graphs.
Many cities and states can identify at least a subset of their critical assets. However, experience suggests that they may have one or more major
This article looks at TerminusDB’s CLI for push, pull & clone and provides some examples for you to have a go yourself.
This video is a workshop for the TerminusDB UI SDK. TerminusDB automatically generates document frames from your schema and the SDK enables you to build
Naming things is hard! We’ve encountered many difficulties trying to create URIs in RDF. This article looks at URI naming strategies to make your job easier.
This article discusses mergeable records and explores how you can approach merging records from a data modeling approach.
This article is about how MongoDB and Neo4j have taken the app-building space by storm & how we aim to give you the best of both worlds.
This technical blog explores the role diff and patch will play in the future of the web & why diff and patch in structured data is important
TerminusDB CTO and Co-Founder, Gavin, talks through data collaboration and how it should be done to build collaborative software.
An analytic philosophical take on what data collaboration is and how we should think about it.
Structured data gives us the ability to surface the data we need to software which can then give it to people. Data analytics/data science is
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,
TerminusDB organises data in a very simple structure to make it easy and natural to model the real world. Whereas traditional relational databases divide data
WOQL is a powerful and sophisticated query language which allows you to concisely express complex patterns over arbitrary data structures. What makes it so expressive
Managing Databases in a CI/CD pipeline is a nightmare. Migration scripts are better than making changes on running servers, but become hard to manage in
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
The (nearly) final part of our 4 part warts-and-all introduction to graph technologies focuses on Linked Data. It covers RDF, Property Graphs, Graph Schemas, Linked
TerminusDB is like Git for data. It features collaboration and version control tools to collaboratively build with safety at the data layer.
This is part 3 – Graph Schema Languages – of our 4 part warts-and-all introduction to graph technologies. It covers RDF, Property Graphs, Graph Schemas,
Part 2 of our Graph Fundamentals Series focuses on Labeled Property Graphs. The 4 part warts-and-all introduction to graph technologies covers RDF, Property Graphs, Graph
This is part 1 of our 4 part warts-and-all introduction to graph technologies and this first part focuses on RDF Database. We’ll also be looking
Prolog is a fantastic toolkit for developing Domain Specific Languages (DSLs). Lexing and parsing are a breeze with the use of Declarative Clause Grammars (DCGs),
When it comes to languages for rule processing, prolog has them all beat. It has so many exciting features that make it incredibly flexible, among
