Hi All,
I am writing to you for Packt Publishing, the publishers of computer related
books.
We are planning to expand the catalogue of our books on databases and are
looking forward to publish some books on NoSQL.
Currently we are inviting people interested in writing NoSQL books for Pack
When I think about it it should be a simple and fast operation to do that,
i.e. change the value of only one node and reindex it. Unfortunately there's
nu tool for such an operation, but I can see what I can do to create such a
tool for you. Allright?
2010/5/5 Lyudmila L. Balakireva
> Yes, I mea
Hi Kshipra,
would be awesome to write a book. Mostly, our problem is time. Is there
anyone on the list wanting to contribute or take a stab at a Neo4j book? I
know of at least Marko and Craig being up for it - anyone else?
Cheers,
/peter neubauer
COO and Sales, Neo Technology
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Thanks, Peter.
We will be happy to consider a proposal if some of the members here are
interested in writing a book.
Thanks
Kshipra
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Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Neo] Author Neo4J Books - Packt
I'd be up for a chapter or two.
-Todd
On May 6, 2010, at 1:41 AM, Peter Neubauer wrote:
> Hi Kshipra,
> would be awesome to write a book. Mostly, our problem is time. Is
> there
> anyone on the list wanting to contribute or take a stab at a Neo4j
> book? I
> know of at least Marko and Craig
Depending on the timeframe I could proably contribute a (sub)chapter
regarding Grails & Neo4j
Regards,
Stefan
Am 06.05.2010 10:41, schrieb Peter Neubauer:
> Hi Kshipra,
> would be awesome to write a book. Mostly, our problem is time. Is there
> anyone on the list wanting to contribute or take a st
I have done some simple performance comparison between neo4j and babudb
(http://code.google.com/p/babudb/), because i use babudb (which users
the same architecture as Googles bigtable) as an IndexService for neo4j
in my object-graph-mapper. (check out the source for the
BabuDbIndexService from ogrm
Mmh,
very interesting! What would be a good usecase for using BaduDB alongside
e.g. Lucene with Neo4j? Would be nice to make a good example of using a
different index than text together. That would open up for a number of
possible scenarios, e.g. with CouchDB, Cassandra and others, that have a
numb
Very cool! I'm getting interested in implementing an alternative to a index
service on top of lucene, and babu DB could maybe be a good option. I think
I'll try it out the next "lab day" :)
2010/5/6 Atle Prange
> I have done some simple performance comparison between neo4j and babudb
> (http://c
Today I added the class NamespaceRange to the meta model module, to model
relationships from a class to a namespace. It doesn't do much more than state
that a that a particular class can have a relationship with a namespace (any
namespace), so implementation-wise this is really a minor additio
Hi,
I am testing the neo4j with dbpedia data. When I am loading triples in
the form (URI,URI,URI)
the speed is good ( 10 mln in 2 min). The loading URI,URI,LITERAL is very
slow. The Literal is mainly chunks of text.
For example shortabstract_en.nt with 2943434 records took 6.4 hrs to
load.
I went in now to vote for myself :-)
And was amazed to see several talks about other nosql vendors, notably
including couchdb and mongodb. Other less mainstream, but less-nosql,
options like jaspa and h2 were also represented. I sure got the impression
that NoSQL is a big hit in GIS circles :-)
I
Voted too! Good luck!
On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 1:15 AM, Craig Taverner wrote:
> I went in now to vote for myself :-)
>
> And was amazed to see several talks about other nosql vendors, notably
> including couchdb and mongodb. Other less mainstream, but less-nosql,
> options like jaspa and h2 were a
I sent this notification in the blog post about the announcement of
Neo4j REST Server [1], and Anders Nawroth suggested me to send it as
e-mail to mail list.
I had some problems to setup Neo4j in Linux in order to code in
Python, so I decided to use the new Neo4j REST Server.
However, WADL is too
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