ss certain questions or actions.
> Niels
>
>> Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2011 01:12:58 +0200
>> From: a...@morgner.de
>> To: user@lists.neo4j.org
>> Subject: Re: [Neo4j] Article: "The Coming SQL Collapse"
>>
>> My 2 cents:
>>
>> The Neo4j API is c
5 Oct 2011 01:12:58 +0200
> From: a...@morgner.de
> To: user@lists.neo4j.org
> Subject: Re: [Neo4j] Article: "The Coming SQL Collapse"
>
> My 2 cents:
>
> The Neo4j API is clean, open, and sort-of low level by intention. It is
> neither ugly, smelly, nor it doe
My 2 cents:
The Neo4j API is clean, open, and sort-of low level by intention. It is
neither ugly, smelly, nor it does it violate anything.
Neo4j in general is very stable. But, of course, if you try the latest
snapshot, it may have bugs (as any software has).
Since May 2010, we're developing a
ion.
Niels
> From: okramma...@gmail.com
> Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2011 11:28:16 -0600
> To: user@lists.neo4j.org
> Subject: Re: [Neo4j] Article: "The Coming SQL Collapse"
>
> Hi,
>
> >> This is not conducive to Baysian-based reasoning, evidential reasoning,
>
Hi,
>> This is not conducive to Baysian-based reasoning, evidential reasoning,
>> other forms of logics (classical and non-classical)
>
> How would you model those to a suitable domain model?
> Can you give a good example?
> Michael
Here is an article that argues for support of other data
Frankly, I'm not sure the author understands the real issues. Pretty much
everything he says about the limits of SQL is not strictly true. The whole
issue here is not what kinds of models you can create in a relational
database or graph database. If you know what you are doing you can use
either
Am 14.10.2011 um 18:47 schrieb Marko Rodriguez:
>
> This is not conducive to Baysian-based reasoning, evidential reasoning,
> other forms of logics (classical and non-classical)
How would you model those to a suitable domain model?
Can you give a good example?
Michael
>
> On Oct 14, 20
Hello,
The type system provided by Spring Data Neo4j has a nearly identical semantics
to Java (and most object oriented languages). The type system employed by
FreeBase is more aligned with description logics --- RDFS/OWL.
For many who live in the world of object oriented programming, being abl
I should further say after looking more at Spring Data Neo4j ... that it
allows an easy Type system layer on top of Neo4j. Is that correct ? The
same kind of Type system that Freebase.com has had always.
In fact, Micheal, I would say even say that with Spring Data Neo4j
installed, you could almo
>From your quick example, it looks like Spring Data Neo4j is what most folks
really expect out of the box with Neo4j. I know I certainly did when I
installed Neo4j for the first time, last year. Spring Data seems to meet
with my expectation (based on my bottom-up Schema-evolving work on
Freebase.
With spring data neo4j you are able to use any domain entity with any node, so
it is for instance
possible to project an entity to another when used in a different context.
Otherwise the Spring Data Neo4j config less invasive and more concise than the
existing model
but uses the same approach b
Here's my small contribution to this.
First of all I wanted to say that I totally agree with Thad when he
says: *"Folks
just need better much more detailed Domain Model examples than what
is available, that would help incredibly so, since many folks have a
complex Domain Model to begin with..."*
T
I would suggest breaking down his statement further and fill in the blanks
to gain even better insight into his conjecture.
"it‘s basically a bunch of nodes where you just blob your attributes.‘
Worse than that, to wrap objects around it, you have to have them explicitly
incorporate their node cl
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Subject: [Neo4j] Article: "The Coming SQL Collapse"
We had an interesting discussion about this internally at Neo Technology today.
We thought it might be of interest to the broader community. I don't think the
discussion is over, so it would be interesting to continue it on
We had an interesting discussion about this internally at Neo Technology
today. We thought it might be of interest to the broader community. I don't
think the discussion is over, so it would be interesting to continue it on
the public mailing list.
It regards the initial paragraphs of an article p
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