Introducing Quine: An Open Source Streaming Graph for Modern Data Pipelines - UDEM May 2022

In this talk, Ryan explains how Quine works under the hood, discusses some of the interesting and brain-bending challenges he and his team had to confront in order to create it, and shows some use cases to illustrate why it's important for modern data pipelines.

Quine implements a property-graph data model on top of an asynchronous graph computational model. It's like Pregel with Actors. Each node is capable of performing arbitrary computation, so you can bake in some powerful capabilities deep in the graph, and then package it up for easy use into user-contributed "recipes" available in the Github repo.

Quine is free and open to all, available at https://quine.io, and actively supported by thatDot and the community.
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About Ryan Wright

Ryan Wright is the creator of Quine and has been leading software teams focused on data infrastructure and data science for two decades. He has served as principal engineer, director of engineering, principal investigator on DARPA-funded research programs, and is currently the founder and CEO of thatDot—the company supporting Quine. Ryan particularly enjoys making the philosophical ends of computer science more practical and useful. This usually involves problems related to language, meaning, and data.

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