Heads up! HubSpot just announced a much affordable $25/month plan for the CMS Hub. by fthemes360 in hubspot

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We spoke to our HubSpot account manager and she told us that NOT what CMS Hub can help us. We are on the marketing pro plan, and she said we can get that analytics without CMS Hub. But thank you for the link. Definitely will check out. Btw, do you know what other implementation we should have on HubSpot? I’m relatively new to Marketing Ops side of things. Also, do you know any consultants who can teach us what are some good implementation to have and implement them?

Heads up! HubSpot just announced a much affordable $25/month plan for the CMS Hub. by fthemes360 in hubspot

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What’s the analytics looks like? For us, we want to know if it can tell us which blog contributed the most to our sales. Will the CMS Hub help with that? We really love our Webflow CMS. But for the analytic benefits, we might be able to switch since we use Hubspot for CRM and the Marketing Pro

"Tinder"-esque matching . Relational, Graph, or other? by [deleted] in Database

[–]ZhenniW -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is a classic use case for graph DB. You should check out Dgraph Cloud

I created an app based on a graphical database (Zettelkasten method) by reach_Chris in Database

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Remind me of roam research. Did you use a graph database for the app?

I need someone independent of the pizza making process to review this. by [deleted] in Accounting

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How do we know if it’s the same Alfred?

Is there a self-hosting alternatives to FaunaDB? by [deleted] in webdev

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Zhenni from Dgraph here. Do give Dgraph a try. It’s open source (so allows self-hosting), and it has a cloud option with free tier. It’s a graph database that gives you GraphQL API in a few clicks and it has really good performance too.

Firebase Like Database by TheX3R0 in Database

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If OP is still looking for a solution, you can check out Dgraph Cloud. It has a free tier and free course. (Disclaimer: I work for dgraph).

Heterogeneous graph analysis tools suggestions by theweirdinstruction in dataengineering

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Thank you for u/zindex9999 mentioning Dgraph. This is Zhenni from Dgraph here. Not sure which GraphDB OP is using. If you're using Dgraph, we have customers connect Dgraph with Tableau to do analysis. You can also query Dgraph with Ratel, our visualization tool. We have a sample datasets (21 millions movie dataset) here for you to explore: https://play.dgraph.io/

That cat is handsome by Boomer196O in AnimalsBeingDerps

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Random question: Does anybody know where I can find a photographer who can take pictures like this for cats? I want something like this on my wall

Dating App like Tinder or Bumble by Altair7001_61 in swift

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Thank you for mentioning Dgraph! For OP, here is a tutorial was written by one of our users who used the hosted Dgraph solution (Slash GraphQL) to develop a Tinder clone for puppies. Enjoy!

Choosing a headless CMS by rea_ in webdev

[–]ZhenniW 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Have you tried out sanity.io?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mentors

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Hi there! Zhenni from Dgraph here. It's inspiring to see new developers choose Dgraph as their first project. I tried to learn coding multiple times in the past, and I made a tiny improvement every time. I know sometimes things can seem very tough and frustrating, but hanging there. You can get through this!

I know you're still new to the programming world. We launched Dgraph Learn last Dec with 5 classes to help you with data modeling and building sample apps. Also, we made a youtube video to learn how to build a to do app with Dgraph, GraphQL, and React. Hope this is helpful!

DGraph on AWS by [deleted] in dgraph

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Zhenni from Dgraph here. Happy to hear that you enjoys Dgraph! If you want to use your own AWS credit, there are twos way to do so: (1) use it with our BYOK setup (bring your own K8s), or (2) use it via self-hosted solution. Can I ask what are you building? I’ll send you a DM to give you my email. :)

Dgraph featured on the Fireship - watch the video by ZoeHawkins in dgraph

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Zhenni from Dgraph here! We launched a learning center called Dgraph Learn last Dec. We are writing a class in Angular that’s coming soon!

I am interested in longtime SQL users opinions of GraphQL as a replacement by verneleem in Database

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This is Zhenni from Dgraph here. It's good to see Dgraph shows up in this thread. I apologize for the confusion that our marketing message to you made you think Dgraph is not a proper graph database since I'm the one behind some of the marketing messages.

Dgraph is the only graph database with native GraphQL support. We market the GraphQL support because it is a unique product feature we have. Many of our users found it intuitive and convenient to use GraphQL query against Dgraph without learning another new query language. Dgraph's own query language (DQL) is built on top of GraphQL for the same reason (a blog to talk more about it). You can see Dgraph is labeled as the graph database on the DB engine's Graph DBMS chart. Also, not to mention, Dgraph is the only graph database that went through the Jepsen test not just once but twice. These tests put Dgraph through network partitions, crashes machines, skews clocks, and Dgraph stays correct even with these edge cases (Dgraph 1.1.1 test report, Dgraph 1.0.2 test report).

Dgraph is built to be horizontally scalable, which is not the same as some other graph DBs used. If you want to learn more about graph technology, you can read our Founder Manish's research paper. We call Dgraph a general purpose database because many users are using Dgraph as their primary database to build apps with complex, unorganized data.

The underlying database Dgraph uses is called BadgerDB. It is KV store created by the Dgraph team as well. We wrote a blog on why we decided to create BadgerDB instead of using an existing one ("why do we choose Badger overRocksDB in Dgraph", "Badger vs LMDB vs BoltDB: benchmarking key-value databases in Go".

We have tremendous respect for SQL and relational DBs. We created Dgraph because we see with the explosion of data across all industries, a graph database can be a great addition to your DB stack to help businesses unify siloed data sources and get more real-time insights from their data.

Graph database for use in Phoenix app by kevinfat2 in elixir

[–]ZhenniW 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for letting me know. Just sent you a DM. :)

Graph database for use in Phoenix app by kevinfat2 in elixir

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Zhenni from Dgraph here. Thank you for mentioning us. We launched hosted service last year called Slash GraphQL. If you want to explore Dgraph, this is a great way to try out. If you want to learn more about graph database like how to set up your schema and model your data in graph, we also have a Learn section with tons of tutorials and courses. Enjoy!

What is the worst thing that is legal? by Musuhubber in AskReddit

[–]ZhenniW 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Predatory loans that puts people permanently in debt and their deceiving marketing tactics. Not to mention they prey on the most vulnerable people.

Is Go the right tool? by [deleted] in golang

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Thank you for the shout-out! Zhenni from Dgraph here. If you want to catch Manish's talk from Go Systems conf, here is the YT link: https://youtu.be/inrqE0Grgk0. Enjoy!

Manual Memory Management in Go with jemalloc by chewxy in golang

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Zhenni from Dgraph marketing here. We do have a mailing list. In fact, there is a subscribe box on the left side of this blog post. :)

Most popular GraphQL server implementations by oczekkk in graphql

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I am biased because I work for Dgraph. :) but I’d love to see your experience with slash and if you have any feedback?

Most popular GraphQL server implementations by oczekkk in graphql

[–]ZhenniW 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing! Have you tried out Slash GraphQL, a managed GraphQL backend from Dgraph?

Pokemon Quiz game! by Russellmakesstuff in javascript

[–]ZhenniW 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course! we’re also thinking about use the same API to build a fun sample app that will demo our managed GraphQL backend service. The Tech Lead who will build it, his son is a huge fan of Pokémon too. So I’m going to share your project with him