I learned basic SQL in a few weeks in my twenties. The knowledge of it lasted me 2 decades. I regularly learn new technologies and I can use them immediately.

I learned basic SQL in a few weeks in my twenties. The knowledge of it lasted me 2 decades. I regularly learn new technologies and I can use them immediately. Things like ELK (ElasticSearch), React, Golang, modern JS. For some reason, trying to learn DGraph and graph databases in general has always been very difficult for me. I wanted to like them, but just about everything I want to do can be done more easily with a relational database. And RDBMS tools mostly just work. Setting up DGraph was a freaking nightmare. I think you need a minimum of 3 Docker containers to run it and I'm not even sure what each container is actually responsible for. If they want people to use this, I think DGraph should make their stuff easier to use and give us some better tools.