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We just came back from FroSCon, a large, international open source conference near Bonn, Germany. Jan Steemann, one of the core developers of ArangoDB, had a talk on modelling data in a schema-free world. Jan was given the largest room in the conference for this talk, fortunately a lot of people showed up and even stayed ;-).
You can find Jan’s presentation below.
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Note: Our new official nodejs driver is arangojs. You also can look at this blogpost about the new driver.
We got a note from Anders Elo from Sweden. He told us that he has released a ArangoDB client for node.js. Awesome! 🙂 You can find it on Github under the URL https://github.com/kaerus/arango-client. To install locally
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Just a quick note: We are on the road… you can meet us in person at the following conferences:
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Hi folks,
to avoid legal issues with some other Avocado lovers we have to change the name of our database. We want to stick to Avocados and selected a variety from Mexico/Guatemala called “Arango”.
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Frank has given a short lightning talk on using mruby in ArangoDB (at this time still called AvocadoDB) at the Cologne Ruby user group.
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Note: We changed the name of the database in May 2012. AvocadoDB is now called ArangoDB.
Are you a Python expert and want to contribute to an open source project? We need your help writing an API for Python for a new nosql database!
AvocadoDB is a rather new open source project – a fancy nosql database with a couple of interesting features:
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