On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 10:39, Peter Neubauer
wrote:
> There is a strong desire for having some graph visualization in the
> Neo4j Admin console, so - if you think it is interesting, I think
> there might be a strong case for the projects working together on the
> visualization component. I don't h
Javier,
thanks for the feedback!
There is a strong desire for having some graph visualization in the
Neo4j Admin console, so - if you think it is interesting, I think
there might be a strong case for the projects working together on the
visualization component. I don't have the timeframe laid out
On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 16:57, Peter Neubauer
wrote:
> Very very cool Javier!
Thank you :)
> Is this built using the Neo4j Python bindings or pure REST? Also, is
> there a public website available to refer to?
By now we are using only REST, but the performance is not what we
expected when we pro
Very very cool Javier!
Is this built using the Neo4j Python bindings or pure REST? Also, is
there a public website available to refer to?
Another question - regarding visualisation, what was your experience
of the best performing lib for JavaScript out there regarding large
amount of nodes and re
Hi, everybody,
I work in a lab at University of Western Ontario, with humanists
people. The needs of the humanist research make useless the current
SQL databases because it's hard to change the schemas or build queries
with several JOINs. So, we are developing a system which mixes a
relational dat
> I will now go and write a post explaining in more detail how to build,
> install and use the above.
And it is available at
http://digitalstain.blogspot.com/2010/12/towards-neo4j-connector-implementation.html
be gentle.
thank you for your time,
CG
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Kalin (and list),
My lab project for a few weeks now has been an alternative shell to Neo4j.
Coming from a DBA background, I felt that we are lacking tools to do
DBA-work - import/export data, tune indexes, browse the data in an easy way,
and make backups. So that's been the focus for my shell.
Peter,
Those are certainly viable alternatives (need to investigate further), but most
involve learning another language/interface or working at the command line or
within a script.
The ubiquity of SQL access to a database is a big factor when considering
migration. One of my teammates is much b
> Would anybody be willing to share experiences with trying to introduce Neo4j
> into a system with another relational (or other NoSQL) database?
Let me contribute my 2 cents here.
I have developed a rough demo that shows what my thoughts are for
integration of Neo4j instances in a managed envir
Kalin,
I think the different shell access possibilities are good candidates
for fast integration. You have at least
Neo4j Shell, distributed with Neo4j downloads, see
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Getting_Started_with_Neo4j_Server#Enter_the_Shell
JRuby scripts, see http://neo4j.rubyforge.org/ and
I'm currently prototyping an application that will use both a RDBMS and Neo4j
in parallel. The RDBMS currently exists as the backing store for a web
application. While it's feasible to move all of the data into Neo4j, that's not
politically palatable right now. So I plan to use Neo4j to store de
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