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Hello Community,
Welcome to the seventh ArangoDB newsletter of 2021! We hope you are enjoying summer as safely as you can.
In this edition, we are excited to share:
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We are proud to announce the GA release of ArangoDB 3.8!
With this release, we improve many analytics use cases we have been seeing – both from our customers and open-source users – with the addition of new features such as AQL window operations, graph and Geo analytics, as well as new ArangoSearch functionality.
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This post will dive into the world of Entity Resolution in ArangoDB. This is a companion piece for our Lunch and Learn session, Graph & Beyond Lunch Break #15: Entity Resolution.
In this article we will:
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My name is Laura, and I am responsible for digital marketing here at ArangoDB.
In the following post, I will dive into my own experience working at ArangoDB and how I ended up from Northern Ontario, Canada to work in Germany at a native multi-model graph database company. Are you interested in learning more about working abroad, working remotely, or diving into a new industry? This post covers all of the above topics.
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This post will dive into the world of Natural Language Processing by using word embeddings to search movie descriptions in ArangoDB.
In this post we:
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Hello Community,
Welcome to the sixth ArangoDB newsletter of 2021! Hard to believe we are already half-way through 2021 🤯
In this edition, we are excited to share:
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Today we’re announcing the introduction of Developer deployments as a beta feature on the Oasis platform.
In this blog post, we’ll tell you what Developer deployments are, what you can do with them, what you should not do with them, and how to get started.
More infoEstimated reading time: 18 minutes
This case study covers a data exploration and analysis scenario about modeling data when migrating to ArangoDB. The topics covered in this case study include:
This case study can hopefully be used as a guide as it shows step-by-step instructions and discusses the motivations in exploring and transforming data in preparation for a real-world application.
The information contained in this case study is derived from the development of the ArangoBnB project; a community project developed in JavaScript that is always open to new contributors. The project is an Airbnb clone with a Vue frontend and a React frontend being developed in parallel by the community. It is not necessary to download the project or be familiar with JavaScript for this guide. To see how we are using the data in a real-world project, check out the repository.
