Hi, I think "Getting started with PHP" would be great. ?!
The big thing with these "books" is that they need to be maintained through time. Thus, if a driver changes its API/etc… My 7 cents, Marko. http://markorodriguez.com On Oct 26, 2015, at 1:30 PM, Dylan Millikin <[email protected]> wrote: > It's cool to see that Neo changed their article. > > Yeah I definitely think those will help, and TP3 in general is easier to > work with in my opinion. I'll have a look into how the books work and maybe > I can contribute some stuff. What's the stance on making articles around > third party tools? Like "getting started with gremlin in javascript" or > "getting started with gremlin in PHP" tutorials. Should those reside > outside of the repo or should they be centralized? > > On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 7:47 PM, Marko Rodriguez <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Hi Dylan, >> >>> On a more personal level I disagree with the attempt to make cypher "the" >>> reference language for graphs as it simply falls short for some user >> cases >>> and that should be a no no. I would expect that those shortcomings >>> naturally make this goal harder to reach for them anyways. >>> I do think the querying language is a good fit for a lot of user cases >> and >>> has a pretty easy learning curve though. This is something TP could >>> eventually take advantage of (Am I the only one here who works with >> people >>> who just can't wrap their head around gremlin? I would love to let them >>> write some simple queries in cypher to save time. This is perhaps more of >>> an HR issue but meh) >> >> >> Stephen started the "TinkerPop books" section of the repository (he >> announced it yesterday I think). I think this is a good way for us to start >> to do the tutorials that will help people understand Gremlin better. >> Stephen was saying he would like to see: >> >> Gremlin in 5 Minutes >> Gremlin in 15 Minutes >> Gremlin in 30 Minutes >> >> That is, simple "getting started"s that get people understanding the >> Gremlin-style. Moreover, if we come from the >> match()/where()/select()-perspective, it should be a no-brainer for new >> comers. >> >> One of the big problems right now is getting people off Gremlin2 (which is >> 2 years old) and onto Gremlin3. I still see people write blog posts showing >> off TinkerPop2. Doh. >> >> Marko. >> >> http://markorodriguez.com >> >>
