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:
Hello Community,
Welcome to the fifth ArangoDB newsletter of 2021!
In this edition, we are excited to share:
We hope you enjoy it!
Hello Community,
Welcome to the fourth ArangoDB newsletter of 2021!
In this edition, we share details about: our latest and greatest lunch breaks, part four of our ArangoML blog series, as well as a guest article featured in DZone about the C++ memory model.
We hope you enjoy!
We’ve officially entered Spring this month, so perhaps it’s time for a little spring cleaning? Here’s a few suggestions from us:Â
Anything else you’d like to learn about? Drop us a line anytime at community [at] arangodb [dot] com.
Hello community!
This month we post on the blog bearing gifts up upcoming events, content we think you might enjoy, as well as suggestions around how to get involved with the community. Read on!
We’d also love to hear from *you*! Drop us a line anytime at community [at] arangodb [dot] com.
Happy New Year to our amazing community!
We hope your year is off to a good start. Even though things don’t seem too different (yet), we’re definitely feeling a fresh mindset and doing our best to stay hopeful and healthy.
Here’s what we’re excited about so far:
Read on for more!
The whole team at ArangoDB has been hacking “day-and-night” and the alpha version of the upcoming ArangoDB 3.0 release is available for testing! All our tests (290.000 lines of code) are green so it’s worth giving it a spin. We would really appreciate your feedback e.g. via our #feedback30 channel on Slack.
In the other news, our CTO Dr. Frank Celler attended the great Percona Live conference in Santa Clara and presented the latest developments of ArangoDB alongside many other database experts and big names. Read more
Our upcoming release ArangoDB 2.8 is currently available as BETA , adding stunning new features to AQL and allowing to make use of array indexing. In our beta announcement we list all the details and explain how to use graph traversals in pure AQL. Please give it a try and help us finish the release sooner. Read more
