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Dgraph Blog
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Mon, Jan 23, 2017 by Pawan Rawal. Neo4j vs Dgraph - The numbers speak for themselves. Is nearing its v0.8 release, we wanted to spend some time comparing it against Neo4j, which is the most popular graph database. We have divided this post into five parts:. Thu, Jan 5, 2017 by Manish Rai Jain. Releasing Dgraph v0.7.1. Team is super excited to present v0.7.1 of Dgraph. In our product roadmap. Thu, Oct 6, 2016 by Pawan Rawal. Dgraph hugo blog theme. Tue, Oct 4, 2016 by Ashwin Ramesh.
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Golang: Run multiple services on one port - Dgraph Blog
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Tue, Oct 4, 2016 by Ashwin Ramesh. Golang: Run multiple services on one port. Ever faced the problem of having multiple ports in an application, one for each service? In this post, I’m going to brief about how to run multiple services via the same listener port. We used to have one port to serve HTTP requests, one for gRPC and one more for internal communication among the servers. But now we just use one port for all the outside facing services and one for internal server communications. Wrapper function...
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Dgraph hugo blog theme - Dgraph Blog
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Thu, Oct 6, 2016 by Pawan Rawal. Dgraph hugo blog theme. And use it for our blog. It’s blazingly fast, supports Markdown is written in Go and is very easy to work with. Initially, we were confused between Hugo vs. having a publication on Medium but later decided to go with Hugo because of the factors mentioned above. One of the things that we found lacking in the Hugo ecosystem was a good theme that we could use for our blog. The theme is responsive, supports syntax highlighting for code and discourse.
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Dgraph: JSON vs. Binary clients - Dgraph Blog
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Mon, Sep 12, 2016 by Pawan Rawal. Dgraph: JSON vs. Binary clients. When I started building the initial version of the Dgraph Go client. We were looking for a serialization format which was fast, easy to use and supported multiple language runtimes. We finally implemented our client using Protocol Buffers. Which gave twice the speed and consumed two-third memory. Compared to JSON according to our benchmarks. And could encode recursive data structures efficiently. How to use Protocol Buffers. The Node obje...
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Dgraph Blog
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Thu, Jul 21, 2016 by Manish Rai Jain. Gru: Open source solution for better technical interviews. 4 out of 5 interviewers had liked the candidate. I was one of the 4. He had received either above or very close to 3.0, which is a good score. The interviewer who didn’t like the candidate had been at Google since early 2004. And he didn’t like the candidate’s joke question about whether he was very rich because he joined before Google went IPO. I guess he wasn’t. Thu, Jul 14, 2016 by Manish Rai Jain. Then th...
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About Us | Dgraph team
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Who stands behind Dgraph? Dgraph is built by a distributed team of 6 people working from different parts of the world. Manish is the Chief decision maker at Dgraph. He got thrust into distributed systems right out of college, working on real time web indexing system at Google. He then lead various projects to consolidate and serve knowledge graph right behind web search. Ashwin did his undergrad in computer science at IIT Madras and likes working on distributed systems. Ashish graduated from NIT Kurukshe...
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Dgraph: Graph database for production environment
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Meet Dgraph — an open source, scalable, distributed, highly available and fast graph database, designed from ground up to be run in production. Distributed joins are a cakewalk. Dgraph can run complex distributed queries involving filters, string matching, pagination, sorting and geolocations blazingly fast. Play with 21M facts from Freebase Film Data. Loaded up on demo Dgraph instance, via GraphQL -. Latency data.entity count}. Latency data.total }. Query result is not available. Error talking to server.
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Work at Dgraph, you will love it here.
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Come and join our team. Passionate about building world's best graph database, working with a small team of dedicated backend engineers, most of which have never touched frontend code? You will love it here. See our salary and equity formula. Or, a Macbook if you really want. 2500 towards a workstation and desk of your choice. Kindle for every team member. Unlimited Kindle books, no questions asked. We'll cover your co-working space costs. Completely self-manage when you need to take time off.
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