Hi Pieter, Stephen,
Pieter: Can it be specified in `formal` English rather than in Category
Theory?
Josh: Sure. CT is a mathematical framework that makes our definition of the
data model rigorous, but the data model can also be described in plain
English. We tried to do both in the paper, and natu
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Dzmitry L edited comment on TINKERPOP-2328 at 1/6/20 5:48 PM:
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Dzmitry L commented on TINKERPOP-2328:
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It may happend due to issues on a networ
Yes - you could do a TraversalStrategy in the manner you described. It
would be relatively easy especially with a really simple access control
model. The question I'm raising is whether or not that approach to an
implementation is going to really solve access control problems in a way
that users wi
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Florian Hockmann commented on TINKERPOP-2328:
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[~idzmitry] Did you encoun
Here is the attached draft of our board report for this month. Please let
me know if you'd like to see something changed or added.
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## Description:
Apache TinkerPop is a graph computing framework for both graph databases
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> 4. As I think about how users initialize a TraversalSource, I can't help
> thinking that implementing this feature as a TraversalStrategy places it at
> the wrong level of abstraction.
Currently, authentication is done on the connection level, but that gets much
more difficult if it should be
Hi Pieter - my thoughts are inline:
> Regarding the structure api and query specification.
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> Can it be specified in `formal` English rather than in Category Theory?
> I think having the specification in Category Theory simply makes the
> barrier to entry to high for many of us to partake in the
> However, Vertex, Edge, Property etc. are also part of the structure API,
and they are fundamental.
I agree...we likely still need the notion of Vertex, Edge and Property as
Gremlin will need to programmatically interact with such things.In fact we
might yet even need Graph (for subgraph use cas
