EdgeDB Series A
Announcing our Series A financing round.
Bringing .NET to EdgeDB
Today we’re excited to announce an official client library for the .NET ecosystem.
Typesafe database querying via code generation
Execute EdgeQL queries in a typesafe way with code generation.
EdgeDB + Dart
Today we’re excited to announce an official client library for the Dart language.
EdgeDB 2.0
Today we’re excited to announce the release of EdgeDB 2.0, the latest version of our graph-relational database.
Designing the ultimate TypeScript query builder
We set out to build the a full-featured TypeScript query builder with static type inference. This post discusses our API design process and implementation.
How we converted our Node.js library to Deno (using Deno)
A general purpose methodology for converting a Node.js package to Deno.
How we sharded our test suite for 10x faster runs on GitHub Actions
We use GitHub Actions for a heavy CI workflow consisting of thousands of tests that takes 2+ hours. But with a bit of cleverness, we parallelized our workflow and reduce the runtime to just 10 minutes.
A solution to the SQL vs. ORM dilemma
The “ORM vs. SQL” holy war has raged for decades. EdgeDB provides a third option.
Why ORMs are slow (and getting slower)
The question of ORM performance is more nuanced than simply “they generate slow queries”. We present a new benchmark for comparing ORM performance on realistic queries.
The graph-relational database, defined
A conclusive answer to EdgeDB’s most frequently asked question: “What is a graph-relational database anyway?”
EdgeDB 1.0
Today, after years of research, development, and refinement EdgeDB graduates to a production-ready database. We are very proud to announce EdgeDB 1.0.
Building a production database in ten years or less
EdgeDB 1.0 is just around the corner. Let’s talk about how we got here.
EdgeDB RC4: Procyon
The final release candidate is now available. EdgeDB 1.0 is launching Feb 10th!
EdgeDB Release Candidate 3
The third Release Candidate of EdgeDB is now available.
EdgeDB Release Candidate 2
EdgeDB 1.0 Release Candidate 2 is now available. Bugs are fixed, documentation is polished, and our client libraries get a facelift.
EdgeDB Release Candidate 1
We’re pleased to announce the first EdgeDB 1.0 Release Candidate.
EdgeDB Beta 3: “Ross”
With the release of Beta 3, EdgeDB gets even better with a revamped CLI, top-level free shapes in queries, simplified enum syntax, and a new “relative duration” type. Plus, we enable TLS by default on all EdgeDB instances.
Announcing EdgeDB Beta 2: Luyten
With this Beta 2 release, EdgeDB stabilizes in preparation for our 1.0 launch. Plus, we introduce a new interactive tool for configuring EdgeDB projects.
Introducing EdgeDB Projects
We introduce “edgedb project”, a new interactive command-line tool that makes it easier than ever to start new projects and configure existing ones.
EdgeDB 1.0 Beta 1 “Sirius”
EdgeDB, the next-generation relational database, reached a major milestone. Version 1.0 Beta 1 “Sirius” is now available and is ready for early adoption.
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 6 “Wolf 359”
The new EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 6 “Wolf 359” release brings a slew of EdgeQL updates to the table.
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 5 “Luhman”
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 5 “Luhman” has been released with a score of user-requested improvements.
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 4 “Barnard’s Star”
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 4 “Barnard’s Star” is available for download. See the highlights of this release.
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 3 “Proxima Centauri”
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 3 “Proxima Centauri” is available for download. See what’s been keeping us busy.
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 2
EdgeDB 1.0 alpha 2 is is available for download. Learn what’s new and see the benchmarks comparing EdgeDB to different JavaScript DB solutions.
A Path to a 10x Database
We are publishing EdgeDB product roadmap and reflecting on history, the future, and our design approach.
We Can Do Better Than SQL
The questions we often hear are “Why create a new query language?” and “What’s wrong with SQL?”. This blog post contains answers to both.
EdgeDB 1.0 Alpha 1
EdgeDB 1.0 alpha 1 is is available for immediate download. The post is a brief overview of what’s new. We explore creating a simple app and compare the usability and performance of EdgeDB to that of different databases and ORMs.
EdgeDB: A New Beginning
In a few weeks we will release the first public technology preview of EdgeDB—a new open-source object-relational database. This post is a brief introduction and is the first in the series.
1M rows/s from Postgres to Python
asyncpg is a new fully-featured open-source Python client library for PostgreSQL.
