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Dgraph is a horizontally scalable and distributed GraphQL database, the only native GraphQL database to have a graph backend. Dgraph is able to do things that other graph DBs can’t. It provides consistent replication, automatic data movement for shard balancing, distributed ACID transactions, as well as native support for full text search, regular expressions and geo search. If you have over 10 SQL tables interconnected via foreign keys, or sparse data that don’t fit neatly into SQL tables; or if you just want a simple and flexible schema, and prioritize speed and performance at scale, Dgraph is the best choice for you. ...

...Stored graphs support cascading deletions - delete one node and all its "children". All stored data is indexed and can be quickly searched via a full text phrase search. EliasDB has a GraphQL interface which can be used to store and retrieve data. For more complex queries EliasDB has an own query language called EQL with an sql-like syntax. Includes a scripting interpreter to define alternative actions for database operations or writing backend logic. Written in Go from scratch. Only uses gorilla/websocket to support websockets for GraphQL subscriptions. ...

Redwood is an opinionated, full-stack JavaScript/TypeScript web framework built for the modern JAMstack and serverless environments. It combines React for frontend, GraphQL for data fetching, and Prisma for database management, all in a unified developer experience. Redwood is designed for building scalable SaaS products, startups, and internal tools rapidly, with a focus on convention over configuration. Its CLI-driven development model, authentication integrations, and deployment support make it ideal for startups and solo devs looking to ship fast.

...Inspired by the graph database behind Google's Knowledge Graph (formerly Freebase), it offers a similar experience for Freebase fans and more. Cayley has a built-in query editor, visualizer and REPL, as well as support for multiple Query languages, including Gizmo (Gremlin dialect), MQL and GraphQL dialect. Cayley is also highly modular, so you can easily extend and connect it to your favorite programming languages and back-end stores. Cayley works on top of your existing database no matter the data model. It’s been well tested by numerous companies for their production workloads and is therefore very production-ready.