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Knowledge Graphs
Taking these concepts and trying to tie them back into what programmers do, so that the experience of building a knowledge graph database is not alien is essential if this is going to become mainstream tech.
We[1] started building with OWL, the web ontology language, to represent the shape of the graph. This made sense because OWL is a very rich language for describing graphs. However it also has drawbacks. It is very hard - and alien to common experience - for developers to read OWL. It was not built to describe schemata but rather ontologies (to describe what could be represented, rather than what must be represented). It also had no concept of a document, and as we were trying to build a document-oriented knowledge graph, we had to graft one onto it, which became a source of confusion for our users.
Eventually - with much pain and time - we decided to simplify the interface, make the concept of the document more central, make the primary interaction method be through json documents and create a schema language that looks like the JSON you hope to build (and feels more like one you might write in a programming language).
It is early days for the relaunched version (and we had to swallow the frustration of such a deep breaking change), but it certainly feels like regular programmers are now able to quickly build knowledge graphs. The combination of graph, schema, and document is powerful.
We have a immutable chain structure in TerminusDB which allows for straightforward uncoordinated multi-read access or multi-version concurrency control. This approach also makes branching simple to implement. Any number of new layers can point to the same former parent layer.
You might like this white paper (but for reasons above you will have to overlook some of the OWL information): https://github.com/terminusdb/terminusdb/blob/dev/docs/white...
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Asami: Turn your JSON into a Graph in 2 Lines
Hi, there is TerminusDb that you might want to investigate. I haven't used it myself but it seems to be an immutable graph database with git like capabilities.
- Git as a Storage
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Release: TerminusDB open source, version-controlled, linked JSON knowledge graphs
GitHub: https://github.com/terminusdb/terminusdb
- Release: TerminusDB 10.0 open source linked JSON knowledge graph
- Show HN: OSS linked JSON knowledge graph
- Infinitely Scalable Domain Sharding
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Why I Build TerminusX: A Document Graph
Why TerminusX
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I Built TerminusX: A Document Graph
Co-founder here. TerminusX is the cloud version of TerminusDB 10.0 [1] and is in public beta now. We went back to the drawing board and decided to really simplify the interface while making the concept of the document more central and making the primary interaction method be through json documents. We end up with a document-oriented knowledge graph or document graph.
As we are looking at versioned data products in a knowledge graph, we hope it dovetails with folks that are looking to implement a decentralized data mesh type architecture.
We still have the Git-like branch and merge functionality, but it should be much easier to build data products.
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What if Git worked with Programming Languages?
Author is CTO of TerminusDB (https://terminusdb.com/), which is a more graphy version of Dolt! Check it out.
- Excel as Code
- The Future Is Big Graphs: A Community View on Graph Processing Systems
- TerminusDB naming things problem - please help
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terminusdb/terminusdb is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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