Introduction

The convergence of PostgreSQL and OpenCypher represents a significant step towards bridging the gap between traditional relational databases and the world of graph databases. This integration enables developers to seamlessly query both structured and graph data, unlocking new possibilities for data modeling, analysis, and application development.

How it works

PostgreSQL, a robust relational database management system, and OpenCypher, a versatile query language for graph databases, converge to create a powerful combination for data management. This integration allows developers to leverage the strengths of both technologies, facilitating seamless querying of structured and interconnected data.

My studies

I am currently working on Opencypher's functions, creating coding implementations for the Apache AGE repository. Specifically, I have developed two functions: "toIntegerList," which converts a list of elements into the Integer type, and "toFloatList," which converts a list containing floating-point numbers.

Check the repository: Apache AGE