To conclude the series on using #NDB interpreted code (IC) programs with #RonDB I decided not to write more blog posts but rather two formal research papers, which I presented at The 19th European #Lisp Symposium (#ELS'26), Krakow, 11-12 May 2026. #Dydrablog.dydra.com/@datagenous/e…
ALT ELS 2026 papers to conclude the series on using NDB interpreted code
May 26, 2026. Max-Gerd Retzlaff, Datagraph GmbH, Berlin.
In case you've missed the live stream. Here is a recording of my second #ELS 2026 presentation "A #Lisp Dialect for #NDB Interpreted Code":
twitch.tv/videos/2770056923?…
This is a direct link to my part at 06:30:15. The slides and paper available soon.
#Dydra#RondDB#SPARQL#ELS2026
In case you missed the live stream. Here is a recording of my first #ELS 2026 talk "Efficient Range Estimation with #NDB Interpreted Code":
m.twitch.tv/videos/276929878…
This is a direct link to my part at 01:41:00. The slides and paper available soon.
#Dydra#RondDB#SPARQL#ELS2026
This is the third article in a series on using #NDB interpreted code (IC) programs with @RonDB_ai and discusses an example of a very short but still very useful interpreted code program. It describes the actually essential implementation for Dydra.
blog.dydra.com/@datagenous/a…
ALT A very short NDB interpreted program:
row counts and range estimations
November 17, 2025. Max-Gerd Retzlaff, Datagraph GmbH, Berlin.
This is the second article in a series on using #NDB interpreted code (IC) programs with #RonDB and it just tries to work out how accurate the #MySQL documentation still is for its fork RonDB. A question that I had for a long time.
blog.dydra.com/@datagenous/a…
ALT A note on RonDB and MySQL NDB Cluster, their documentation, and RonDB's history
October 07, 2025. Max-Gerd Retzlaff, Datagraph GmbH, Berlin.
This is the first article in a series on using #NDB interpreted code (IC) programs with #RonDB. And how the compiler I wrote for it made the task much simpler. Allowing not only to compile to NDB interpreted code but also to a #Lisp backend for debugging.
blog.dydra.com/@datagenous/n…
ALT NDB interpreted code, cl-ndbapi, and the new NDB IC compiler
September 29, 2025. Max-Gerd Retzlaff, Datagraph GmbH, Berlin.
What if your #database could remember everything—every edit, every state, every version—across time, while scaling effortlessly beyond the limits of a single machine?
blog.dydra.com/@datagenous/s…
ALT Scaling Dydra with RonDB: Toward a Trillion-Triple Store
September 22, 2025, Datagraph GmbH, Berlin, and Hopsworks AB, Stockholm.
After more than a year of work, we just released a much enhanced version of our #CommonLisp bindings to the C #NDB API of #RonDB.
So, welcome cl-ndbapi for RonDB 24.10!
blog.dydra.com/@datagenous/c…
We are currently working on a series of articles, how we use it to scale #Dydra.
ALT cl-ndbapi for RonDB 24.10
September 19, 2025. Release announcement.
Did you know that our #JavaScript web client library can act as a #replication node of the #Dydra graph store?
This means, all changes are automatically pushed to your web client applications (background change notification). See dydra.github.io/replication.…
We are working on ways to distribute not just data storage, but also query processing. A new capability of #Dydra and #RonDB allows us to push the test to the data instead of having to pull all data to the test, greatly reducing the data that has to move.
observablehq.com/@datagenous…
Got my amateur radio certificate class A yesterday!
A day later the "admission to participation in the amateur radio service" already arrived. The people @BNetzA are really quick (and very friendly on top of that)!
blog.matroid.org/display/93#Amateurfunk#AmateurRadio#hamradio
Just ordered a physical softcover copy of phoe's The Common Lisp Condition System. For some reason, there is a 72% discount on it at Springer's web shop:
"Current total: 9,99 € Includes VAT/Sales Tax"
link.springer.com/book/10.10…
@phoe_krk #CommonLisp#Lisp
Oh, and also Vsevolod Domkin's Programming Algorithms in Lisp. Same price, which in this case equals a 67% discount: "Current total: 9,99 € Includes VAT/Sales Tax".
link.springer.com/book/10.10…@vseloved#CommonLisp#Lisp