This is a long article to follow up my talk at SSWC, so I will start with a summary for the lazy reader
Summary
With connected devices, JavaScript enabled web sites and the extensibility of the XMPP protocol, we are at the beginning of a new kind of applications that are operating in the [...]
Social Computing or Let the bots talk!
September 1st, 2009 by Peter Neubauer — Architecture
Tags: linkedprocess, neo4j, open source, social computing, web, xmpp
Spring and load-time weaving of Neo4j-based domain objects
May 26th, 2009 by Mattias Ask — Architecture, Java
What do you do when your Spring configuration isn’t in charge of creating your objects that needs to be injected with stuff? This became a real problem for me when I tried doing some non-anemic domain object implementations persisted as Neo4j Nodes.
I was playing around with creating a Twitter clone, in my opinion the [...]
Tags: aop, ddd, frameworks, neo4j, programming, spring
Neo4j matches my mental model of information
October 6th, 2008 by Mattias Ask — Java
I’m a visual person which means that I see pictures in my head when I think about abstract things like structure, code and information. My guess is that most people do, but anyway…
When I first started looking at Neo4j I was blown away by how precise the graph database structure matched my mental model of [...]
Tags: frameworks, graph database, neo4j, programming, tools
