amorgner

Re:Show HN: Structr - Next-Generation Data CMS Based on Neo4j on Wednesday September 17, 2014 @05:28PM (#8332462)

It is open source, and we changed the frontpage to make it more clear.

Regarding structr.org/structr.com, I agree. We will make structr.com the commercial site in the future while turning structr.org into a site for the community.

And on the sales pitch: It's somewhat intended as we need some commercial customers from time to time, not being backed by big investors.

Re:Show HN: Structr - Next-Generation Data CMS Based on Neo4j on Wednesday September 17, 2014 @03:09PM (#8331800)

The screencast is based on a talk I gave at NoSQL matters in Cologne this year. I know we need to add better videos, but we're just hackers. Will do our best.

Re:Show HN: Structr - Next-Generation Data CMS Based on Neo4j on Wednesday September 17, 2014 @03:04PM (#8331766)

True, it's hard to find the right category for it, so we call it "Data CMS". For some people, the CMS part might just be a nice add-on and the real value is the embedded graph database and the in-graph data model. Many web applications are 80% CRUD-style pages and maybe 20% (complex) queries, so using Structr for the CRUD pages and Neo4j's Cypher for the queries is a perfect fit imho.

15x better Neo4j write throughput on Linux ext4

Posted by amorgner on Tuesday December 10, 2013 @06:21PM
from the structr.org dept.

https://structr.org/blog/neo4j-performance-on-ext4

Hi,maybe some of you have experienced poor write performance on their Linux boxes as I did, esp. with small transactions.In my tests I was able to increase the throughput by a factor of 15! Here's a blog post about my findings:http://structr.org/blog/neo4j-performance-on-ext4Comments?Best Axel

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