Better be careful: using GraphQL might set you up for infringing Facebook’s patent. We take a look at the legal language and let you know if you’re possibly in trouble with Facebook’s legal team. (Spoiler: probably yes.)
Silicon Valley has just launched an open source offensive, drawing a line between true advocates and the open source pretenders.
Michael Hunger explains how you can get the most out of the growing trend of graph databases, focusing on one of the leading lights in Neo4j. Features a heavy amount of Keanu Reaves
Michael Hunger explains how you can get the most out of the growing trend of graph databases, focusing on one of the leading lights in Neo4j. Features a heavy amount of Keanu Reaves
The social network open up about their usage of the Google Pregel-imitating graph processing within their Graph Search tool.
The company behind the enterprise-grade version of the NoSQL database target European expansion and further product growth in relational war.
Already used by social networking giants Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, is Apache Giraph set to lead the charge for scalable social graphs?
Created by those behind Apache Hive and Facebooks analytics platform, is Qubole more than just another Big-Data-as-a-service startup?
Time for five more stories from across the world of tech and beyond.
Struggling with the limitations of legacy Android? Facebooks engineers decided to hack the underlying VM.
Friday Five is back once again. Featuring nude.js, a nine year old entrepreneur and something close to Minority Report
Social network adds ability to send apps directly to phones, but keeps tight grip on full read/write access.
As the weekend approaches, we look back at some of the webs most interesting (off topic) links of the past seven days.
To prove Zuckerberg wrong, two Sencha developers have developed an HTML5 web interface called Fastbook.
