Three Common Mistakes When Building Graph Applications

The text discusses three common pitfalls that teams encounter while getting started with graph technology. These pitfalls include overlooking the branching factor of a graph's schema, creating supernodes due to poor data modeling, and misusing graph technology for non-graph problems. To avoid these issues, it is advised to understand the branching factor, monitor and mitigate potential supernode problems, and use appropriate technologies for specific tasks. The text also highlights the role of DataStax in helping customers build large production applications on graph databases and their commitment to sharing lessons learned from real-world experiences with graph technology.