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levelgraph #2

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refset opened this issue Sep 23, 2013 · 2 comments
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levelgraph #2

refset opened this issue Sep 23, 2013 · 2 comments

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@refset
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refset commented Sep 23, 2013

Hey, first I want to say I was drawn to you after seeing the pictures in this issue on Three.js: mrdoob/three.js#2150

They look really amazing - where is that project at now?

Anyway, about this project(!) I think you should consider building it on top of https://github.com/mcollina/levelgraph

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jbilcke commented Sep 23, 2013

Hi,
Thank you! actually the two projects are not related:

  • the one you are talking about is called "Where Does My Tweet Go", it is a retweet graph visualization project, and is already live at http://wdmtg.com. For this project we use LevelDB and DynamoDB, and yes three.js for the rendering (in canvas + webgl mode). We are going to release a major update for it in the few weeks (there are a few glitches with large graphs, and we will let people subscribe to their own topics)
  • Now, for node-fussy, this is an independent project, a generic recommendation library. I still have a few commits to push before more people can use it easily. This week I am going to add methods to query the engine (a function to get users sorted by affinity with a content, and a function to sort multiple contents by affinity with a user), and I am working on a MongoDB implementation (Mongo has nice features for incrementing/decrementing a lot of values at the time, and this is what the algorithm needs to do)

anyways thanks for suggesting levelgraph, I wasn't aware of this project. Looks cool, I will have a look!

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refset commented Sep 23, 2013

Ah, interesting! Thanks for the information. Best of luck with both projects :)

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