A Gremlin Without a Cause: TinkerPop 2.4.0 Released
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A Gremlin Without a Cause: TinkerPop 2.4.0 Released
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the release of TinkerPop 2.4, which is a bunch of graph database frameworks, algorithm packages, servers, and more. This release was dubbed "Gremlin Without a Cause," and you can see the logo to go with it below (it's the Gremlin logo dressed like James Dean).
Gremlin, for those who don't know, is a graph database query language similar to Cypher. One of the commenters noted that Gremlin-Scala was also released recently on GitHub.
Visit the Google Group's page for quick list of all the significant new features for each component of TinkerPop.
Gremlin, for those who don't know, is a graph database query language similar to Cypher. One of the commenters noted that Gremlin-Scala was also released recently on GitHub.
Visit the Google Group's page for quick list of all the significant new features for each component of TinkerPop.
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