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Mad respect for these guys/gals, they managed to squeeze two game changing features in a single release: VPack and Clustering 2.0.
Not to blow my own trumpet but I think the new Foxx API (for letting you write your own HTTP endpoints in JS) is a huge step forward, too ;) (I'm the lead developer of the new ArangoDB Foxx, AMA)
Awesome, I JUST started using ArangoDB for my latest project. So far so good, and these changes look solid. Only thing I wish they had(unless I'm missing something), is a GridFS type storage.
Pure curiosity, why do you miss GridFS? I think ArangoDB it already does that, back in time there was journal size setting, I'm not sure if it still has.
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We use joowani/python-arango, but I haven't test it with 3.0 yet.
My dream is to see one of these graph databases use NetworkX for the python API and the database for the back end / storage.
Does ArangoDB support streaming queries like RethinkDB?
Mad respect for these guys/gals, they managed to squeeze two game changing features in a single release: VPack and Clustering 2.0.
Not to blow my own trumpet but I think the new Foxx API (for letting you write your own HTTP endpoints in JS) is a huge step forward, too ;) (I'm the lead developer of the new ArangoDB Foxx, AMA)
It says that we can utilize npm, so, how is the compatibility with node? Native (C++) modules?
Is it used already in production somewhere?
(I am asking a lot of questions because I'm very interested, not anything else)
Awesome, I JUST started using ArangoDB for my latest project. So far so good, and these changes look solid. Only thing I wish they had(unless I'm missing something), is a GridFS type storage.
Mad respect for these guys/gals, they managed to squeeze two game changing features in a single release: VPack and Clustering 2.0.
Not to blow my own trumpet but I think the new Foxx API (for letting you write your own HTTP endpoints in JS) is a huge step forward, too ;) (I'm the lead developer of the new ArangoDB Foxx, AMA)