Dear All,
I waws about writing a gDoc to share with you with a few benchmarks of JS
libraries,
and soon I decided to refrain ... cause I already found a very welldone and
comprehensive list done by Anvaka himself, author of Vivagraph on git
See his link here :
http://anvaka.github.io/graph-dra
I recall something about Alchemy.js adding support for adding nodes and
relationships maybe a binding to editing node data - it would be needed, I
do have concerns about SVG as the layer - D3 seems to bog down in some
browsers with larger contexts... have you looked at Go.JS?
Dave
On Thursda
Jim,
Thank you for all of the positive comments about Alchemy.js! ;-)]
gg4u,
Your suggestions, d3.js, Sigma.js and Vivagraph.js are all great
technologies.
Alchemy uses d3 for layout, some data binding, and for its SVG renderer.
We are using Vivagraph and Three.js for our WebGL renderer.
Hi Jim!
Thank you for your feedback and post!
Interesting, and there is a real fast evolution for visualizing graphs and,
as you said, design scale.
Alchemist is really new, released recently in June 2014; and appearantly
Keylines too.
At the time (2012), my choice was between D3, Sigma, and Vi
And I would be remiss if I didn't mention that, judging by the number of
GitHub notifications flying out of the Alchemy.js project that this project
is under VERY active development and getting better and better. Alchemy.js
is, to my mind, the most likely candidate solution to recognize the
dis
And one thing that I noticed when looking at xDiscovery.com is that
VivaGraph (if that is what I was looking at) is unusually responsive on my
iPad -- even when image-based nodes are involved. This is unusual as MANY
Javascript graphviz frameworks act great on full systems and degrade
significa
I definately would like to suggest you the great VivaGraph
https://github.com/anvaka/VivaGraphJS
I used it for visualizing all the graph in www.xdiscovery.com (my startup).
Web site is in dev, yet not public; meanwhile can see what is possible to
do here:
www.yasiv.com
Anvaka (the developer) has
Hi Roman,
d3 usually doesn't need middleware, just data.
There is a library called alchemy.js which also works with d3.js in the
background.
I wrote a single html page (+ javascript) demo console that you can find
(with sources) here: jexp.github.io/cy2neo
Cheers,
Michael
On Fri, Aug 1, 201
Dear Neo4j Users!
I am considering to use a Javascript viewer for graph-exploration.
All the exaples I foud (using D3 or sigma.js) use some kind of "middleware"
in ruby or something similar.
Is there an example that interacts directly with the neo4j-REST-Api?
The only system I found that seem
