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Virtuoso Open-Source Edition What's New 2014-02-17: New VOS 7.1.0 Released 2013-12-10: New VOS 6.1.8 Released 2013-08-05: New VOS 7.0.0 Released 2013-07-23: New VOS 6.1.7 Released 2013-04-24: Virtuoso 7.0 Unleashed! Previous announcements Download, Build, and Use -- Get Started! How Do I... FAQ Troubleshooting Functionality Realms Applications Built using Virtuoso Client Connectivity Tools Extensions Language Runtime Hosting Plugins Utility Web Services Mailing Lists Additional Information What's New 2014-02-17: New VOS 7.1.0 Released Virtuoso 7.1.0 includes improvements in the Engine (SQL Relational Tables and RDF Property/Predicate Graphs); Geo-Spatial support; SPARQL compiler; Jena and Sesame provider performance; JDBC Driver; Conductor CA root certificate management; WebDAV; and the Faceted Browser. Learn more about VOS 7.1.0... or download it now! 2013-12-10: New VOS 6.1.8 Released Virtuoso 6.1.8 includes improvements in the engine; SPARQL compiler optimisations; improvements in client RPC layer; performance improvements in Jena and Sesame providers; new Conductor WebDAV user interface; improved navigation controls for the Faceted Browser. Learn more about VOS 6.1.8... or download it now! 2013-08-05: New VOS 7.0.0 Released Virtuoso 7.0.0 is the stable release of the open source edition of the new Virtuoso engine. | Prisma Client is an auto-generated, type-safe and modern JavaScript/TypeScript ORM for Node.js that's tailored to your data. Supports PostgreSQL, CockroachDB, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, SQLite & MongoDB databases. |
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