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Today I am excited to announce ArangoXEcto, an all-in-one ArangoDB adapter for Ecto, has reached version 2.0. This included a...
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I’d like to write a custom mix task to capture some “mix xref …” output and rework it for use with a graph database such as Neo4j. Lookin...
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I’ve just come to the realization that my project could greatly benefit from a graph database. It still seems pretty immature in the elix...
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I always thought that BEAM is a very good environment to build what Martin Kleppmann calls an Unbundled Database, and even remembering th...
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We use Elixir at CarLabs, and when we decided to start using a graph database, we noticed there were no libraries that let you manipulate...
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