Neo4j.rb 0.0.7: Rails support
December 10, 2008 < 1 min read
Andreas Ronge just released Neo4j.rb 0.0.7. See the project page for more information. Highlights from the changelog: added value object stuff to support Rails, made the neo4j engine start and stop automatically.Neo4j.rb can now be used as a complement or… Read more →
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Neo4j wrapper for Clojure
December 8, 2008 < 1 min read
Julian Morrison has started to develop a wrapper around Neo4j for Clojure, a Lisp dialect running on the JVM. Here’s how the code using the wrapper can look:(use ‘neo4j)(with-neo “test” (tx (let [c (new-node) b (new-node)] (relate (top-node) :customers c)… Read more →
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Simplified Groovy + Neo4j setup
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Stig Lau wrote on using Groovy, Neo4j and Maven together.The result is a Groovy demo on top of Neo4j, distributed as a Maven archetype. Setting it up on your machine is a single Maven command. Stig concludes:Groovy just might have… Read more →
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How Groovy is Neo4j?
December 4, 2008 < 1 min read
After hearing about Neo4j at RubyManor, Robert Rees tried using it from Groovy and experienced some problems getting started. This was discussed on the Neo4j mailing list as well. Topics mentioned are the packaging of Neo4j in multiple jar files,… Read more →
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Neo4j.rb version 0.0.6 released
December 3, 2008 < 1 min read
Today Andreas Ronge released version 0.0.6 of Neo4j.rb. See the project page for more information. Highlights from the changelog: new sort_by method, lazy loading of search results, support for Lucene query language. Want to learn more about graph databases? Click… Read more →
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QCon and RubyManor roundup
December 1, 2008 < 1 min read
Recent presentations about Neo4j have created buzz in the community. Here are a few links that we thought were worth highlighting:The slides from Emil’s presentation at QCon SF 2008 are online on SlideShare.Age Mooy of Xebia writes about his QCon… Read more →
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