I’ve added precompiled versions of kuzu_nif, so you can use KuzuDB without installing a Rust compiler on your computer. Attempt at adapting KuzuDB's Rust crate into Elixir via NIF, any tips/thoughts? - #19 by bgoosman. The advantage of KuzuDB is no server required. It’s all embedded.
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Yes it is. I have jut released version 2.0 which has some significant improvements and has even more powerful functionality!
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I’ve been exploring a bunch of Neo4j, trying to get my head around Cypher for a couple weeks. I have a bunch of luck using the Boltx package;
I’m unsure if I’ll use Neo4j in the long run because I think it’s being outpaced by some of the competitors. I’m eager to see if the experience on Dgraph is more mature, and I came across Tinkerpop as a unified ecology for all of these graph explorations. This page on Tinkerpop seems to index all of the modern graph DB options:
Chime in if you are using graph DBs in 2025, I’d be glad to see if there could be LiveBook smart cells someday soon.
