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The three component types, what passes between them, and what a deployment looks like in your own account. Written at the level someone reviewing an architecture needs.
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The graph fundamentals
Five guides on graph models, ontologies, property graphs, semantic graphs and query languages. No product in any of them.
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Walk-throughs on the blog
Building a graph model without coding, and converting several joined tables into RDF with the SQL Transformer, both start to finish.
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