Cool. Thanks for the effort on this Stephen. Here are things I would like to
see:
1. Implementing the Structure and GraphComputer APIs. Help providers
know how to get started.
- e.g. MyGraph implements Graph.
2. Building a compiler from language X to the Gremlin traversal machine.
- This smells of Kuppitz and SPARQL-Gremlin.. however perhaps
another language -- regular expressions!? :D
3. What is the different between OLTP and OLAP? When, why, where…
I would like it if all the "books" had the same consistent funny, silly
TinkerPop-vibe … cartoon examples, Gremlin in little outfits, etc.
********* Whoa. I just had an idea for Data Loading. Gremlin in a bathtub with
bubbles and a rubber Rexster "ducky" floating.
"Scrub 'a dub dub your data."
Take care,
Marko.
http://markorodriguez.com
On Oct 25, 2015, at 7:58 AM, Stephen Mallette <[email protected]> wrote:
> Now that we have our "book" model for documentation we can add different
> classes of docs. For example, right now, we have our "Reference Book" and
> our "Upgrading Book". I think that for 3.1.0-incubating it would be very
> cool to get a "Developer Book" and, perhaps more importantly, a "Tutorial
> Book".
>
> The "developer" book would contain our dev docs for contributors. I would
> basically roll the RELEASE and CONTRIBUTING content into it to start, but I
> can think of other odds and ends we might add there over time.
>
> The "tutorial" book would contain helpful user guides on specific topics.
> Initially, it would probably be best to focus on "getting started" type
> guides. Some suggestions:
>
> 1. TinkerPop in 5, 10 and 20 minutes
> 2. Data loading
> 3. Connecting to Gremlin Server (with different drivers)
>
> Other ideas?
>
> It would be nice to get 1 or 2 tutorials written in 3.1.0 so that we had a
> good model available for future releases. Any volunteers who would like to
> collaborate on a tutorial?
