(node);
}
}
return rows;
}
On Thursday, August 27, 2015 at 1:58:00 PM UTC+2, Aris Alexis wrote:
>
> Why don't they return nodes normal JSON objects and instead this
> complicated to parse structure which makes it difficult not to use a
> driver? I wanted to jus
Why don't they return nodes normal JSON objects and instead this
complicated to parse structure which makes it difficult not to use a
driver? I wanted to just use http client which is possible of course but
parsing needs weird functions to extract just nodes with properties from a
query.
"col
hi, i am trying to evaluate my use case for neo4j (since titan just died)
can i perform a query that uses spatial *and* a lucene query in one go? can
this be done through blueprints?
can i do everything that i could do with cypher using blueprints or is it
missing some features?
thanks
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> function and and Views as a Node property.
> But mabey something like "STARED" or "WANTS" is more appropriate (not that
> frequent) as a relationship.
>
> The good thing is that, try it, profile. If it works, great!
>
> Den torsdagen den 3:e april 2014 kl.
Hi,
I have been reading about graph databases lately and I would like to ask
something about the following hypothetical situation:
A user creates something. This is an obvious node-node relationship.
This something has tags usually recommended to the user or new tags created
by him. Should the
Hi,
I know my question is very generic but do you think neo4j is adequate
solution to host a full web application that needs user profiles, sessions,
user relationships,items inventories etc or should it be complemented with
mongo?
thanks
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