Graph Day returns to San Francisco. First launched in 2015 as part of Data Day Texas. Is a roaming global fest bringing leaders from every corner of the graph community for a day of sessions, workshops, and the inevitable drinking and after parties. Previous speakers have included Emil Efrem. Inventor of the Titan Distributed Graph Database. Creator of the Gremlin query language. Fame; Ted Wilmes and Jason Plurad of the JanusGraph.

Free and Open Source GIS Ramblings. Scraping the IMDb for Use in Tableau. Let me tableau this for you. Oftentimes these are some kind of movement data, e.

Was once again the largest data-centric event held anywhere in the Central US. Sarah Guido of Bitly and Patrick McFadin of DataStax join as speakers.

At the interface of science and computing. It seems I end up writing something about software and bioinformatics every so often. In fact, I pretty much wrote about this in my last post. On it on Twitter leading to quite the discussion and a follow up post. Somebody will build on your code. You should have assembled a team to build your software.

Is a Ruby implementation of the Gremlin. And uses the same very cool graph processing stack that Gremlin uses to do high speed pure Java graph processing, but with lots of extra Ruby goodness baked in. This post is meant as a high level overview of the various features of Pacer and how it is both similar to and different from Gremlin. Pacer does traversals in exactly the same way as Gremlin. It uses the same Pipes.