Article • over 1 year ago

ComposeDB on Ceramic: A Decentralized and Composable Graph Database

Ceramic

Summary

ComposeDB on Ceramic is a decentralized and composable graph database for efficient storage and interaction with application data.
The Wheel CLI tool simplifies running Ceramic nodes locally and configuring Ceramic-specific dependencies.
The example Web3 social application showcases the functionality of ComposeDB on Ceramic and provides a foundation for developers to explore and interact with user data using GraphQL queries.

Source: https://blog.ceramic.network/getting-started-with-composedb-on-ceramic-2/

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