@matigo ? Graph db are optimised specifically for situations where the data has many many connections like a social graph or bioinformatics maps of gene interactions, where in an RDB you'd need to do hundreds of JOINs of huge tables. But for most purposes an RDB will do. I don't understand what nosql or mongodb and stuff do tho // @c

@matigo ?

Graph db are optimised specifically for situations where the data has many many connections like a social graph or bioinformatics maps of gene interactions, where in an RDB you'd need to do hundreds of JOINs of huge tables. But for most purposes an RDB will do. I don't understand what nosql or mongodb and stuff do tho

// @c

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