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Using a GraphQL API for Database Administration
(medium.com)
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How We Built the 2018 World Cup GraphQL API
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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jexp
9y ago
It runs authenticated enabled by default and uses https and also our binary (always-TLS) protocol. Every database benefits from having the _hot_ dataset in memory, so that's the same with Neo4j. 2011 was many years ago, since then the
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jexp
9y ago
A graph database is similar, only it uses direct-record-ids for linking connected entities and not indexes. So instead of doing joins on indexes it follows record-pointers during graph traversals. In the graph databases book (graphdatabase
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9y ago
Transaction isolation is a no-brainer, so I don't think your example holds. Also, your example is not related to the algebra but to isolation. "Claiming ACID" what is ambiguous about that? Transaction support with different s
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Guide How to Import the Bitcoin Blockchain into Neo4j
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9y ago
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Discovering Awesome Female Engineers in the GraphQL Community
(twitter.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Can you share more info about the queries that "went wild" on GitHub, so that we can reproduce? Thx
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jexp
9y ago
Would love to know more. Can you raise an issue with more details on GitHub please?
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A Game of Data and GraphQL
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9y ago
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New “Data Journalism Accelerator” to Support Stories Like #PanamaPapers by Neo4j
(neo4j.com)
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10y ago
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jexp
11y ago
Cypher expressses the graph patterns that you're looking for in an ASCII-art-syntax, so you don't loose sight of the core of your question. On top of that you get filtering, projection, aggregation, pagination. The most fun things
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11y ago
Your query actually doesn't make sense as you can't aggregate and then sort by something that's not returned. :) I mean expressing this is easy and the execution is also straightforward, e.g. in Neo4j: MATCH (lunch:Lunch)<
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Neo4j Foreign Data Wrapper for Postgresql
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11y ago
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Natural Language Processing with Neo4j – Mining Paradigmatic Word Associations
(lyonwj.com)
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11y ago
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jexp
11y ago
I'd love to hear from your friend and his experience with Neo4j, to see how we can make it easier / better to configure it correctly for the data volume.
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11y ago
Not sure where you get your info from, but yes, thank you Neo4j is doing just fine :) We have sound investment and revenue, growing list of large and small customers and a super active community, which I'm really proud of. All of that
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Article: Full Stack Web Development with Neo4j
(infoq.com)
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11y ago
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How to Import and Analyze the BitCoin Transaction Network with Neo4j
(intelliwareness.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I think everyone should evaluate the options with your own data to see which graph database fits their needs. Depending if you just want to run private or research projects or production applications you use different factors for deciding i
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12y ago
I don't know where you got the impression from that Neo4j can't handle graphs of this size. We have users and customers running much larger graphs in production. So that _definitive fact_ is not true :)
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12y ago
Neo4j's streaming Cypher HTTP Endpoint (since Sept 2013) is fully transactional even accross requests, see http://neo4j.com/docs/stable/rest-api-transactional.html
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12y ago
Actually much of this is not true. * All Neo4j versions have caching * Neo4j Enterprise is available for free for any AGPL project and for personal use and early startups * Neo4j is not an in-memory database, it is a persistent, fully trans
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Kickstarter Campaign: Video Course on High Performance Neo4j Applications
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12y ago
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12y ago
Much better, to use the Neo4j online course, as it is more comprehensive and not just a quick getting started: http://neo4j.org/learn/online_course
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13y ago
Many heavy duty production customers of Neo4j run with just a 3 node cluster, no need to scale out as with other NoSQL datastores. And actually they replaced larger clusters with a small Neo4j one. I would love to learn about your Neo4j set
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Neo4j 2.0.0-M05 release adds some neat features
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13y ago
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14y ago
Also for SPARQL/Sail look for the Sail Ouplementation by tinkerpop which runs on top of Neo4j. ( https://github.com/tinkerpop/blueprints/wiki/Sail-Ouplementa... )
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Neo4j Heroku Add-On Challenge
(neo4j-challenge.heroku.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Can you charge mobile devices with the USB port? And could you create a version that has a power outlet (like a MagSafe adaptor) so that I can use it as smart (i.e. storage, wifi-router) power adaptor ?
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