Cypher has evolved considerably over the past few months. With the introduction of mutating statements and the recent foray into streaming results, it’s an interesting time for Neo4j‘s query language. When I first built py2neo, Cypher support was almost an [...]
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Cypher Support in Py2neo 1.2
3 May 2012 – 10:49 pm
The Ups and Downs of Alice and Bob
21 December 2011 – 3:37 pm
Having made a number of changes to the GEOFF syntax earlier this week, what better way to illustrate some of the new features than via an obscure and pitifully contrived short story… sit back and enjoy! 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445# The Ups and [...]
GEOFF Evolved
19 December 2011 – 3:43 pm
As some of you will know, I have recently been putting together a file format called GEOFF. For those unfamiliar with this format, it is a simple textual format designed for storage and transmission of graph data and inherits some [...]
Cypher & GEOFF
2 November 2011 – 12:43 am
I dislike the term “NOSQL”. Not only does it inappropriately attempt to group together a set of quite disparate technologies under one banner but it’s entire purpose is to describe what these technologies don’t do, instead of what they actually [...]
Pagination with Neo4j
14 September 2011 – 10:36 pm
Following a request on Twitter, I have spent a few hours putting together a quick article on pagination using Neo4j and more specifically the Cypher query language. Predictably, this is written from a Python standpoint and uses py2neo, but the [...]
Py2neo and Me
1 September 2011 – 12:22 pm
It’s been about two months since I began the py2neo project so I thought it was about time I wrote an article on what I’ve been up to. For those who aren’t aware of the purpose of py2neo, it’s a [...]
Our Right to Online Anonymity
22 August 2011 – 9:49 pm
Another controversial addition to the ever-warming debate on online privacy has appeared over the past few days. The German state of Schleswig-Holstein has banned usage of website add-ons such as the Facebook “like” button, claiming data protection violations and threatening [...]