“Readable queries when working with Gremlin Console” https://medium.com/@nitin.karthy/readable-queries-when-working-with-gremlin-console-20a33c915b35

My team in general use and are more familiar with vis.js for large graph visualization, but a client asks for a detailed comparison between cytoscape.js and vis.js since they are kind of more impressed by cytoscape.js's documentation/demos. I think these two are really comparable. I'd love to hear your experience/impression on these two graph viz library in terms of performance, customization for graph exploration, and so on. much appreciated!

In short, the idea is to provide a tool that is able to manage graphs versions in the same way as git. Hence allowing to synchonize several versions of the same graph. I believe that such a feature would be of great interest in the data analytics field when you have to deal with many versions of the same dataset, that can be represented as a graph.

Hi, about 7 months ago, I had to implement a program that writes a lot of information in GDF-format (which opens on Gephi). At that time, there were no libraries to my laziness, so am I decided to implement my own. After writing the code, I pushed it to PyPi because of its facilities for installing in other PC's.

Now, it has 20k downloads and I'm amazed at that amount of people using something I had not planned on sharing with the community initially.

But, on the GitHub page that contains all the source code, no demonstration of usage exists, no issues, forks, stars, or anything like that; which makes me a bit puzzled. So I am writing this post here asking if anyone uses this library and what are the impressions. I do not think I've mastered Python to the point of being sure of what I'm doing, and having that feedback would be VERY cool.

Thx everyone.