unifyDB - a time-traveling graph database written in Clojure

Boston Clojure Group goes virtual! (for now). We're pleased to offer a presentation by Jeremy Dormitzer.

zoom info:
link: https://umn.zoom.us/j/97938112199?pwd=alM0dno0MFlxQU43aXhEMmkxemVGUT09
Meeting ID: 979 3811 2199
Passcode: NKVz9p

Agenda:
6:30 - Pre-presentation hellos
6:50 - Presentation, followed by Q&A (approximately 1 hr)
5 Minute Break
Post-presentation discussions, breakouts as warranted (approximately 20 min)

Presentation:
unifyDB - a time-traveling graph database

Description:
An informal look at my work-in-progress graph database, unifyDB. There will be a presentation on the history, goals, architecture, and current state of the project, a high-level overview of the main algorithms and data structures that power the database, and a tour of the of the Clojure codebase. We'll save plenty of time for discussion, questions, and opportunities to deep-dive into any aspect of the project that interests the group.

The project source code can be found at https://github.com/unifydb/unifydb.

Speaker bio:
Jeremy Dormitzer is a software engineer at Lola.com. Although he doesn't write Clojure at his day job, he has done a number of Clojure/Script side projects, including Obelix, a static site generator, Looped In, a browser extension to show Hacker News comments for the current web page, and unifyDB, a graph database. When not writing code, Jeremy enjoys hiking, climbing, and reading trashy fantasy novels.