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I've used neo4j for a project a while ago. Once you got past the documentation, it was cool to work on and see data transactions happening without having to wri
by floppydisk 15y ago
I've used neo4j for a project a while ago. Once you got past the documentation, it was cool to work on and see data transactions happening without having to write code for processing RDBMS data. I haven't looked at it or used it in a while so I can't speak to their current state, but when I used it, they had a bit of a learning curve for getting up to speed. Particularly, some of their code examples were a little off so I had to spend a couple of days researching to figure out why the project compiled but nothing ended up in the database.
- espeed 15y agoNeo4j has recently added support for two new query languages -- Gremlin and Cypher. Gremlin is a domain specific scripting/traversal language written in Groovy, and you can include a Gremlin script in whatever language you're writing code in just like you can include an SQL script in your code. Cypher is brand new and experimental.