YOW! 2012: Marko Rodriguez - Graph Systems and Databases

Posted: Dec 20, 2012 at 12:21 PM

By: Charles

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Dr. Marko A. Rodriguez is the Founder and CEO of the graph technology firm Aurelius and creator of the graph traversal language Gremlin. He has focused his academic and commercial career on graph theory, network science, and graph-system architecture and development.

Here, we learn about graph systems, database architectures, and high level graph theory. Tune in. Lots to learn!

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exoteric

Dec 22, 2012 at 11:25 AM

I want to apply graph databases for program representation and querying. Doing semantic analysis via graph queries. Represent entire software projects, and revisions, in a graph database. Have semantic analysis be graph enrichment. Same datastructure. The graph can also capture lexical aspects like whitespace, tabs and newlines.
The now defunct Oslo project appeared to go in that direction.
With MSR Nyad, MSR Trinity, Datomic, Gremlin, Star Dog etc., it appears the world is speeding towards a graph future, we "just" need optimal efficiency along with the optimal flexibility of graphs.
Borum.NET

Dec 22, 2012 at 1:30 PM

This is probably one of the most inspiring talks I've watched on Channel 9 this year. I can definitely relate this to the software we're developing. On a side note, I found Charles' comment on RAM as a service (i.e not necessarily a distributed cache) to be quite interesting.
wuman

Dec 26, 2012 at 8:45 AM

Very informative talk by Dr. Marko Rodriguez and a great interview! I look forward to the release of Fulgora.
Also for people who are interested in using Titan with Berkeley DB on the Android platform, I have made an Android port and open sourced it on GitHub: http://wuman.github.com/titan-android/.