@matigo Hahahaha! And their love of c64, early simpsons, nirvana….
@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 I reckon eventually the future will be graph databases (note fb social graph is not a graph database) but for "small" numbers the usual type should still be ok (I'm guessing!)
// @c