We are excited to announce that the “Get Started with Dgraph” of our documentation site now includes the episodes from our getting started blog series.
This blog series consists of various tutorials that are helpful for both beginners and intermediates to get started with Dgraph and to understand the product functionalities better.
At the time of writing, we’ve published six tutorial episodes, and you can find all of them on the docs. We will add new episodes as they’re available.
In this announcement post, we’d like to give you a quick look at the available episodes and feel free to dive in further if any of them interests you.
Brief Overview of the Tutorials
Tutorial #1 - Introduction
The first tutorial introduces you to Dgraph and its basic concepts. These include running Dgraph using docker, concepts like nodes and edges, ratel UI, and graphql+- query.
Tutorial #2 - Basic Operations
The second tutorial takes you through the CRUD operations using node UIDs. We also learn about adding and traversing the edges.
Tutorial #3 - Basic Types and Operations on them
The third tutorial is about basic types in Dgraph and the various operations that you can use. These operations include indexing, filtering, querying for predicates, and return reverse edge traversing.
Tutorial #4 - Multi-Language Strings
The fourth tutorial is about language tags and using them to build multi-lingual apps on Dgraph.
Tutorial #5 - String Indices and Modeling Tweet Graph
The fifth tutorial is about modeling and searching a social graph like facebook or twitter on Dgraph. In this tutorial, we model tweets in Dgraph and find your favorite tweets using string querying and search capabilities.
Test tweet for the fifth episode of getting started series with @dgraphlabs. Wait for the video of the fourth one by @francesc the coming Wednesday! #GraphDB #GraphQL
— Karthic Rao (@hackintoshrao) November 13, 2019
Tutorial #6 - Advanced Text Search on Social Graphs
The sixth tutorial is about full-text search and regular expression search on social graphs built in the fifth tutorial.
Closing Notes
With the introduction of the tutorial series to the documentation site, we want to bring you a more comprehensive “get-started” experience with Dgraph. Moreover, the tutorial contents will be actively maintained and kept up to date with the latest version of Dgraph.
But if you prefer the older version of the “Get started with Dgraph” page, you can still access it from the notice text that is on the top of the current version page or from here.
We will release more tutorials of the getting started series in the future, so stay tuned. Till then, happy Graphing!
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://blog.dgraph.io/post/introducing-getting-started-series/
