btihen commented on issue #370: URL: https://github.com/apache/age/issues/370#issuecomment-2295158486
> Really nice. Maybe you should get featured in some Ruby/Rails newsletters to help gain interest/traction/support, when you feel the project is 'ready' of course. > > Things that might help new interest: > > * a 'state of the project' or a checklist of features implemented and features missing... > * a brief comparison to [activegraph](https://github.com/neo4jrb/activegraph) (ruby neo4jrb, which for one doesn't work in Rails 7.1) > * abstracting the 'ruby only' stuff to another gem, for those that don't use rails > * getting featured in the apache/age README as a community driver! > > ...I think you can get a lot of help/contributors once the 'stars' start rolling in! Thanks for the feedback and encouragement. I had a family emergency that took up all my time, so I put this aside for a bit. I haven't really this to activegraph - I know it has a ruby gem and a rails engine, but the code looked a bit hard to get into and I didn't see a little tutorial explaining how to create a rails app. So I decided this would start with a focus on rails and making it easy to generate and use within the rails ecosystem. Along with what I hope is an easy to use getting started and creating a nice quick rails app. So far I rely heavily on ActiveModel - so I if I do a ruby version at some point it might be done in 2 stages first with activemodel included and then maybe without. At the moment if you are doing standard models and simple relations this is complete. I figure to be useable for complex - real-world apps I need to allow cypher queries to be built similar to active record queries. I think I have a nice approach. Just testing the query aspects. I also want to find a way to build simple path queries a lot like a node or an edge query and return a path object. Just playing with that as mind experiments. I figure when those are done (and hopefully tested by others) that can be a 1.0 release. Any help would be appreciated, however, I am not sure how many people are interested. Maybe it is just visibility, but I am not sure how many are interested in graph databases. I was planning to introduce this to my local ruby community this fall and see what the response is like. -- This is an automated message from the Apache Git Service. To respond to the message, please log on to GitHub and use the URL above to go to the specific comment. To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@age.apache.org For queries about this service, please contact Infrastructure at: us...@infra.apache.org
