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Jesse Powell

@jespow

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Dec 27, 2019

Does anyone know of a project management tool that can give a visualization of the whole org as a network graph with groupings for departments/teams, zoom levels for epics/projects/tasks/subtasks? I'm tired of working in 1d space, drilling up and down. Need lateral movement.

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david strayhorn

@davidstrayhorn

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Dec 27, 2019

you need a graph database. #Neo4j is one such open source library — it has an enterprise version but you wouldn’t need that for something as simple as what you’re doing. There are visualization libraries like neovis that you’d want to learn.

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david strayhorn

@davidstrayhorn

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Dec 27, 2019

I just learned about graph databases a few months ago and am perplexed why no one in the bitcoin community seems to be familiar with them.

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david strayhorn

@davidstrayhorn

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Dec 27, 2019

May be a bit of a learning curve but would probably be worth it for other applications

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david strayhorn

@davidstrayhorn

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Dec 27, 2019

I found these useful: intro to graph databases, episodes 1-5

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Intro to Graph Databases Episode #1 - Evolution of DBs

Ryan Boyd, Neo4j Head of Developer Relations NA, introduces Graph Databases in this series of short videos. This first episode talks about the evolution of ...

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Jesse Powell

@jespow

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@davidstrayhorn

neo4j looks awesome. Thank you!

5:42 AM · Dec 28, 2019·Twitter Web App

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david strayhorn

@davidstrayhorn

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Dec 28, 2019

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I’m using neo4j in a proof of concept I’ve been working on for a long time - goal is to build a web of trust based rep system for decentralized social media. I think it’s going to help me speed things along. Cypherpunks need to know about graph databases!

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