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Category Archives: Active Learning
Neo4J: Loading rocket data in a graph database
When I first learned about graph databases, like Neo4J, I didn’t get it. That’s how I always start with new technology: not getting at all why people getting so enthusiastic about them. Then I read “Seven Databases in Seven Weeks, … Continue reading
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Tagged Cypher, graph database, Jonathan's Space Page, Neo4J, Seven Databases in Seven Weeks
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Book review: Seven Databases in Seven Weeks
There are so many data related open source products nowadays. On one side that’s great. On the other side it’s hard for one human to grasp them all. To be sure, there’s great documentation on them all. And there are … Continue reading
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Tagged CouchDB, database, DynamoDB, Eric Redmond, HBase, Jim Wilson, Luc Perkins, MongoDB, Neo4J, PostgreSQL, Redis, Seven Databases in Seven Weeks
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