The property graph database space has been dominated by a handful of names who on balance are not that big in the software marketplace generally speaking.

A sneak peak of this year's Graph Day SF talk on ACID.

The graph database space is rapidly expanding as more and more companies identify potential use cases that require the traversal of highly connected data sets.

Simulations are often run with double precision to reduce error - at the cost of performance.

Discover why an Angular programmer would use Vue over Angular any day of the week.

Explore your tuning options for increasing JanusGraph write throughput and lowering latencies.

Messages coming into your Spark stream processor may not arrive in the order you expect. Learn how to handle the unexpected.

Support for database schemas is at its nascent stages in the evolving property graph space.

Learn how to connect to connect your next Dropwizard app to Microsoft’s new Cosmos DB graph layer.

Learn how Graph Technology can help to identify risk and fraud patterns in order to quickly respond.

Dave and Ted discuss Graphday and their thoughts on DSE, Neo4j, Microsoft's CosmosDB, and JanusGraph.

In this post, we're going to dive into the client-side single-page application, commonly abbreviated as “SPA.”

The next generation of React, aka Fiber, is eagerly anticipated. Expero's front-end team chimes in with their first impressions.

Trying to modernize monolithic legacy applications is hard: these applications are core drivers of the business and the risk of messing them up is too great.

I'll discuss the process of building a micro service that is backed by a graph database and the technologies leveraged to accomplish it.

DataStax released 5.1, Neo4j released 3.2, Microsoft announces CosmosDB; there’s a lot of stuff happening in the graph database world. Looks like a prime time for some Gremlin training.

Software and web developers often wear many hats, but some lack the knowledge to design or collaborate effectively with UX designers and researchers.

As a user researcher, I’m always inclined to say, “Test everything, all the time!” when people ask, “What/when/how should we validate with users?”

On any given day, we perform numerous searches, many consciously and many without even realizing.

How I learned to stop worrying and love synchronized maps and cross-sections

One of ZooKeeper’s nice features is the ability to set up a watch on a node, and be updated whenever it changes.