hey hey, get in touch if you want a better embedded graph

https://garphield.com as seen on https://gdb-engines.com/graph/query-languages/

I wonder where this discourse is headed, we[0] keep making the same observations over and over again.

[0] myself included https://www.google.com/goto?url=CAESbQHrOzAViiJizn8otPF3AAeE...

Nice, I’ll get it added to gdb-engines.com

Thanks, that's a great list! Might be worth mentioning our engine there too, for people who want a graph database atop SQLite and other battle-tested relational databases like MySQL, MariaDB, Postgres.

My team and I built it over the years, and it's open source (AGPL). Here is how it works: https://community.qbix.com/t/qbix-streams-as-a-graph-databas...

Our database abstraction layer (and optional ORM) has been battle tested in production for millions of users, and has 3 adapters: Sqlite, Postgres, MySQL/MariaDB. And recently it even added vector search for ranking results by similarity: https://github.com/Qbix/Platform/tree/main/platform/classes/...

Documentation for the database layer is here: https://qbix.com/platform/guide/database

PS: If you do use a relational database for storing graph data, you're going to have a lot of duplication in some public keys. I highly recommend putting ZFS underneath, to help with deduplication. ZFS uses zstd, developed at facebook, and also can encrypt your data at rest (don't use the relational database to do the encryption, otherwise deduplication doesn't work).

very cool site!

https://aportee.ca - interactive walkability maps for Canada where you can pick and mix the amenities that are important to you.

Yeah, I’m attempting to “solve” this with WriteTrack.dev as I think it’s the only reasonable approach we have going forwards.

Currently #5 on gdb-engines.com - definitely worth a look.

How rankings are calculated? HelixDB has zero feature scores, unlike e.g. JanusGraph which is at #27 or Neo4j at #1.

The feature scores are from a paper cited on the site. The ranking features are proprietary to dissuade gaming but are a blend of open public data across a number of different sources.

yooo this is awesome. Didn't even realise :)

nowplaying.cjlm.ca - CFUV radio station song identification, basically shazaming every few minutes from a fly.io instance

I find it funny that all of these little tools lean into the slop = poop dynamic.

I'm building writetrack.dev - a writing signal sdk that helps folks understand proof of process. It takes a different approach to writing analysis and I'm pretty sure the logo will never feature a brown turd.

I think about this space a lot, see Eagle Mode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6yPQKt3mBA

This loads some bars and then just breaks for me :(