Data Source: Wikidata + Wikimedia Commons. 1M+ people + 700k orgs, entities are limited to Europe and North America, but notable entities from other countries appear. Feed section lets you scroll through dynasties, even from 1500, I find it to be a very interesting Discover feature. Built using ArangoDB, Redis, Vue + Cytoscape.js, data processing from Wikidata full dump took approx. 1-2 days, and due to space occupied I set a notability count on entities.
I remember people saying Apple had booked orders years in advance and wouldn't suffer from memory prices increase. Now they have increased price by $200 on already released Macbook Air and Pro, can't imagine how much M5 Mac Studio will cost with a >128gb ram config.
Data Source: Wikidata + Wikimedia Commons. For entities are limited to Europe and North America, but notable entities from other countries appear. There is also the Explore that lets you navigate the graph moving from a node to another, desktop mode advised. Built using ArangoDB, Redis, Vue + Cytoscape.js, data processing from Wikidata full dump took approx. 1-2 days, and due to space occupied I set a notability count on entities.
I added the Feed feature to the site to make it more usable from mobile. You can scroll and discover important connections. I used Wikidata as source, ArangoDB as database, Redis for caching, Vue+ Cytoscape.js for frontend. If you are from desktop try Explore mode.