I Built a Rust Data Engine That Can Prove Its Own Results

<p>Today I'm releasing Minigraf 1.0 — a single-file embedded graph database written in Rust, with Datalog as its query language and bi-temporal semantics built in.</p> <p>If

<h2> 1. It predicts its own collapse </h2> <p>This is the part I'm proudest of and least certain about, so let's lead with<br /> it.</p> <p>NEOTH keeps an internal event stream

<p><em>Building Ferrous Network exposed the limits of general-purpose databases. Here's why I'm writing GraniteDB from scratch.</em></p> <p>Hey folks, Altug here — founder of

<p>I've been learning Go, and instead of another CRUD tutorial project, I wanted to build something with a real property: <strong>provable tamper-evidence</strong>. Not "we have

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