@@FernandoLopez-hp5rm but its 140 seconds long already, you know theres bored children in africa that dont have any seconds how do you think they feel hmmmm?
me: still getting started here with ReactJS with a pretty good understanding of NodeJS and RESTful requests this channel: PWA, Deno, GraphQL, Dgraph, FaunaDB, Websockets, Kubernetes, TS, FaunaDB
Wow, if GraphQL is the default interface for DGraph, that would mean that the middle layer / API between the apps and database could be very lean. That would be a strong plus in my book.
@@hieriseli1 there are a ton of validation/custom hook options built into the slash dgraph version. Additionally, you can build Authn/Authz directly into the schema. (This is because prior to adding Graphql support, the dgraph team had a different query language called GraphQL+-. There are tons of features they were able to add as a result)
I like the mix of 100 second vids and beyond vids - I don't always have the time to sit down and watch a 20 minute video. The 100 second ones are why I subscribed 👍
Wow😲😲 That's a game-changer 🔥! Currently, I'm using Mongo + ElasticSearch to implement business logic. It looks that now it's enough to use just DGraph!
I've been trying it for past few months... Its improving quickly, some rough edges but nothing too important, also they hear feedback. My main problem has been the DB architecture, since I'm only used to SQL and some json / document stores, I'm always afraid of shooting myself in the foot. Still it's by far the easiest one, has good text engine features (cough cough FIREBASE cough), transactions, GQL easy (not perfect tho, still has some pain points ). Just very nice product overall. slashGQL is very nice considering it's very new, but it makes me reliefed that self hosting / cloud migration is aways a choice on the DB end.
Excellent explanation. I really like this format, especially the short examples you include. They help us discover new technologies in an efficient and entertaining way. Keep it up.
I liked Dgraph that it is open-source, graphQL, easy to understand. But visualisation in Neo4J is way better, which I personally think is really necessary for database administrators.
You really needn't put that eye candy animations. They are awesome af but your voice and a couple of gifs will suffice. Don't overwork yourself (or overspend). Keep up the good work!
I like the simplicity, although I don't believe it's suitable for RDF or inferencing. Would be great to know the ideal use cases for Dgraph and GraphQL.
I've tried this db once. The only problem is you can't delete the nodes. The empty node id just hangs there without any way to completely get rid of it. This was the one reason why I didn't pick dgraph for production. Secondly, the self hosted retal UI needs great improvement. Otherwise, dgraph can easily top the charts of being the best db
I love you man. Hey i was thinking of a new idea of a series you could implement. Recreating features of a popular platform or asking users to vote on a unique feature. I'm currently doing your flutter tutorial and its the perfect example of the 80/20 rule
This is nice I just learned about ORMs and had that feeling it wasn't the best thing in the backend field but this new database is going to complelty change how I approach backend issues. Thanks much love
Can I build a REST API with Nets.js and dgraph as a database? , what I'm trying to do is implement microservices with different databases for different dbs. So was looking for graph db for storing social graph.
Yes, you can. Dgraph has a language called "DQL"(Dgraph Query Lang) it is based on GraphQL. So if you have GraphQL experience, you are good to go. Dgraph supports the main languages out there. e.g you can create an expressjs API with dgraph-js.
I'm in love with the way you're explaining this seemingly confusing stuff in such a detailed but simplified way that anyone can understand, using every day analogies.. you definitely have a big talent when it comes to explaining abstract topics... Btw I've checked your site but couldn't find a course which will prepare me to get an entry job.. can you create one that will get me an entry level job in one of those field (or maybe you've one already that I've missed?) Thanks again for this amazing channel
I'm a little confused with the stack you'd use, does this mean you can essentially not have a backend stack? E.g. Dgraph - react app? Nothing else like an express server?
If you stick to GraphQL and use its Auth(free) feature. You don't need to mind on coding your own backend. And yes, you just need to care about your front end.
Love the video as per usual. One question, are these sponsored? I see you're using a tracked influencer link. I just like to know if there is an incentive to share. I hope it is because you deserve it but I think it should have a disclaimer of some kind. Either way thanks again.
@@mymoomin0952 Yes. That is why I am curious as the link has influencer UTM params. I hope he gets sponsors as he does such great stuff. However, it seems odd to have a tracked link and it not to be incentivized to share.
I don't do sponsored videos at all. In this case, I was in contact with the company in advance but they had no creative control over the content. So I would have made the same video in either way.
Dude, this channel is basically digital dopamine for me.
same!
Same
Someone finally put it into words
feeling the same:(
sameeee
I found your channel like a week ago and you’re already my favourite coding content source by a margin of at least 100vw
Love these 100 seconds videos but would like more 100 seconds and beyond!
same
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Nah love short
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This looks amazing ! A beyond 100 seconds of this may be really interesting! ❤️
Agreed
@@FernandoLopez-hp5rm but its 140 seconds long already, you know theres bored children in africa that dont have any seconds how do you think they feel hmmmm?
I did not even know about DGraph. Thanks for this. Will try to learn this along with GraphQL.
This one deserves more than 100 seconds imo
me: still getting started here with ReactJS with a pretty good understanding of NodeJS and RESTful requests
this channel: PWA, Deno, GraphQL, Dgraph, FaunaDB, Websockets, Kubernetes, TS, FaunaDB
same here lol
@Mo Refaat Don't become one of those programmers who uses a technology only because someone somewhere blogged about it
My man is so overwhelmed he mention FaunaDB twice 😂
@@adicandra9940 oof
Wow, if GraphQL is the default interface for DGraph, that would mean that the middle layer / API between the apps and database could be very lean. That would be a strong plus in my book.
yep, only validation
@@hieriseli1 there are a ton of validation/custom hook options built into the slash dgraph version. Additionally, you can build Authn/Authz directly into the schema. (This is because prior to adding Graphql support, the dgraph team had a different query language called GraphQL+-. There are tons of features they were able to add as a result)
@@TheAcademik So are you saying you can implement an app with no middleware? Like, initiate dgraph, create-react-app, and done?
@@MarthinusBosman Yes, exactly, dgraph handles the auth middleware underneath if you just use the @auth directive in the schema.
I like the mix of 100 second vids and beyond vids - I don't always have the time to sit down and watch a 20 minute video.
The 100 second ones are why I subscribed 👍
Also there's no other channel out there making good videos that break down languages & frameworks in two minutes.
It is nice to have a database that supports graphQL natively😍
I love these 100 second videos. I learn about so many new topics and concepts without those hour long explanations
I love how these videos are so clean and simple. great for discovering interesting technologies
AH FINALLY dgraph is getting some attention!!
People in the future will click this video because a graph database based recommendation engine recommended it to them
Wow😲😲 That's a game-changer 🔥! Currently, I'm using Mongo + ElasticSearch to implement business logic. It looks that now it's enough to use just DGraph!
I've been trying it for past few months... Its improving quickly, some rough edges but nothing too important, also they hear feedback.
My main problem has been the DB architecture, since I'm only used to SQL and some json / document stores, I'm always afraid of shooting myself in the foot. Still it's by far the easiest one, has good text engine features (cough cough FIREBASE cough), transactions, GQL easy (not perfect tho, still has some pain points ). Just very nice product overall. slashGQL is very nice considering it's very new, but it makes me reliefed that self hosting / cloud migration is aways a choice on the DB end.
Wow, fireship does a DGraph video!
Wow exactly the DB I was looking for! Thanks!
Very interesting, I'd love some more content on dGrapph!
Damn, we really need a comparison of this against FaunaDB. Great video, Fireship!
Love seeing such an excellent creator grow.
Excellent explanation. I really like this format, especially the short examples you include. They help us discover new technologies in an efficient and entertaining way. Keep it up.
I liked Dgraph that it is open-source, graphQL, easy to understand. But visualisation in Neo4J is way better, which I personally think is really necessary for database administrators.
These 100 seconds videos are to the point and very easy to understand. Thanks FireShip. Also, Please do flask in 100 seconds.
Golang baby! With each passing day, I'm happier I learnt this laguage
Too bad you'll never use it, except if you want to program a concurrent web server/microservice at low level.
@@klarnorbert Sounds like the kind of thing that commands a hell of a salary. Don't be such a downer.
Happy for all the hype you‘re getting lately! Keep crushing it
I love your current output. Keep it up man!
This video deserves beyond 100 second. ❤️
thank you for the quick intro.
these quick informational videos are great. keep it up
Things become more beautiful when it's open source 😍😍
You really needn't put that eye candy animations. They are awesome af but your voice and a couple of gifs will suffice. Don't overwork yourself (or overspend). Keep up the good work!
Please make a “database indexes in 100 seconds” episode 🙏🏼
Woah Dgraph looks awesome 🔥
This is literally life-changing!
Holy shit! This is so cool 🥺
Nice, I would like to see a more in depth video on Dgraph for sure.
Keep throwing more of these 🔥
Wow dgraph! Interesting
Love it ❤️, I just know about this dGraph and it sounds awesome. Could you please do hasura too..
Really nice! This video was a surprise for me! Cool!
Wow, I was already pretty happy with arangodb but dgraph looks amazing!
All these new, flashy databases popping up all over the place and I'm still on the old relational :P
SQL is hard to beat!
You're not alone. I am in favour of time-proven open source tools rather than all this.
you are awesome dude! love these quick overviews :D
I like the simplicity, although I don't believe it's suitable for RDF or inferencing. Would be great to know the ideal use cases for Dgraph and GraphQL.
Man you are awesome 👍, the best techno digest I've ever seen. Привет из России.
Full Text Search and all! Gotta check it out.
Amazing content as always. Thank you!!!
Thanks for simplified info.keep it up.
oh cool, one of few things you showed us which I had no idea exists! Thank you!
I've tried this db once. The only problem is you can't delete the nodes. The empty node id just hangs there without any way to completely get rid of it. This was the one reason why I didn't pick dgraph for production. Secondly, the self hosted retal UI needs great improvement. Otherwise, dgraph can easily top the charts of being the best db
Amazing! Thank you very much for this very informative video!!!
Amazing video man! Keep up with the amazing content, this is so good.
I love you man. Hey i was thinking of a new idea of a series you could implement. Recreating features of a popular platform or asking users to vote on a unique feature.
I'm currently doing your flutter tutorial and its the perfect example of the 80/20 rule
This is nice I just learned about ORMs and had that feeling it wasn't the best thing in the backend field but this new database is going to complelty change how I approach backend issues. Thanks much love
Thank you sir! And native websockets, huge!
Flask in 100 seconds plz💙💙
Your videos are always awesome! Please make one on XSS in 100 seconds...
It'd be awesome if AWS could manage Dgraph using a serverless approach just like DynamoDB. That'd be a game changer for sure.
What are some good frontend libraries to show the graph data in the ui? Thanks!
Just after I decided to try FaunaDB. :D
How do they compare?
Non-native graph storage in NoSQL database (Fauna) vs. native graph database (Dgraph)
They are both good products, but the biggest thing people dislike about Fauna is that it can't be self-hosted (not open source).
Can I build a REST API with Nets.js and dgraph as a database? , what I'm trying to do is implement microservices with different databases for different dbs. So was looking for graph db for storing social graph.
Yes, you can. Dgraph has a language called "DQL"(Dgraph Query Lang) it is based on GraphQL. So if you have GraphQL experience, you are good to go. Dgraph supports the main languages out there. e.g you can create an expressjs API with dgraph-js.
Keep going 😎
Which do you prefer between this and Fauna?
Happy Saraswati Puja from India🙏
Great find, how does this compare to fauna db?
I'm in love with the way you're explaining this seemingly confusing stuff in such a detailed but simplified way that anyone can understand, using every day analogies.. you definitely have a big talent when it comes to explaining abstract topics...
Btw I've checked your site but couldn't find a course which will prepare me to get an entry job.. can you create one that will get me an entry level job in one of those field (or maybe you've one already that I've missed?) Thanks again for this amazing channel
This is so freaking cool!
Do a video on Tiger Graph in a 100 seconds, I think your explanation would be awesome!
I'm a little confused with the stack you'd use, does this mean you can essentially not have a backend stack? E.g. Dgraph - react app? Nothing else like an express server?
damn you areee gooooooood!!!! thanks for making it...even though i dint understand everything understood something!!
Excellent content.
Is there any resource on how to use Dgraph with Angular? I can't seem to find anything on a google search.
Appreciate your work!!
i suppose that graph structure is nice thing, but how do you map it out in text file? Use relative offsets?
Thanks! Please do MongoDB in 100 seconds some time ❤️
Or maybe you could do Relational vs NoSQL in 100 seconds.
How production ready is this for enterprises, do we know bro?
Please try to add or auto generate english subtitles. It makes for better comprehension, esp for hearing impaired or old folks like myself.
Hey! Do you have playlist containing these 100 second videos? That would be very helpful.
Fireshipio videos tease me of more cool technologies that I can possibly learn
Makes me want to learn them all
Hey just wondering, if this also is very efficient for creating complex relational databases, how does it compare with SQL based databases??
I'll do a comparison when I make a full tutorial on this topic
@@Fireship it would be nice to see a comparison against hasura, which does quite the same gql thing, but with some postgres magic.
Dude, what graphql ide are u using?
So it wouldnt be needed a backend? just frontend querying against db?
If you stick to GraphQL and use its Auth(free) feature. You don't need to mind on coding your own backend. And yes, you just need to care about your front end.
I ❤️ these videos!
Kinda reminds me of Merkle DAGs... video on those soon?
So does it mean less server side code ?
may be you should give tiktok/reels a try u are just a legend in making short videos
Yes, you can rely only upon the frontend if you use the Auth(free) feature of Dgraph's GraphQL. No need to code a backend.
Rest in peace Dgraph
Hi. Would you have a video on Apolo. Client and server. Thanks
Great video, I’m wondering about dgrap’s scalabilit and how it would tackle more complex customized queries 🤔
That's kinda crazy though. So you mean to tell me I don't have to make rest APIs if I use this filly managed db solution?
Exactly sir.
Love the video as per usual. One question, are these sponsored? I see you're using a tracked influencer link. I just like to know if there is an incentive to share. I hope it is because you deserve it but I think it should have a disclaimer of some kind. Either way thanks again.
Legally I think he'd have to disclose if this was sponsored
@@mymoomin0952 Yes. That is why I am curious as the link has influencer UTM params. I hope he gets sponsors as he does such great stuff. However, it seems odd to have a tracked link and it not to be incentivized to share.
I don't do sponsored videos at all. In this case, I was in contact with the company in advance but they had no creative control over the content. So I would have made the same video in either way.
@@Fireship I appreciate the clarity. Keep it up 💪
Which is faster neo4j vs mongodb vs SQL server?
Wonder if this supports RDF and Sparql
It does support RDF, but a simple version of NQuads. Dgraph doesn't supports Turtle and similar. But it supports JSON in mutations. And no Sparql.
Isn't Cypher a better graph query language than GrapQL?
Sorry I am late, but can you please do Svelte in 100 seconds (and beyond)? I am currently interested in this framework.
Still most scenarios are most fitting to Sql. It's fine to consider a new technology, but I would call it a way to go. It depends.
Please update the 40% discount code. It’s not working
neat 📸
Can we get a full Dgraph course with Nextjs Auth/ or Auth0 please, also a Dgraph vs Faunadb video lol?
I love this, can we please have laravel in 100 seconds ?, or API in 100 seconds, but i rather Laravel Php in 100 secodns please please