This database shows the five types of renewable energy and their practical uses in the modern world.
Upon first inspection of the database, we saw that there were several changes that needed to be made to make the database more intuitive and user friendly. We also added several connections and additional nodes to expand the database. Below is a list of the major changes we have made:
| = Quick Look at Mainstream Renewables Energies | |
| == Introduction | |
| An analysis of | |
| //console | |
| == Gettin' started |
| = League of Legends eSports Overview | |
| :neo4j-version: 2.0.0 | |
| :author: Kevin Greene | |
| :twitter: @SurrealAnalysis | |
| In the game League of Legends, teams of five players compete against one another, with each person on a team having a unique position and champion each game. | |
| Over the past two years, http://www.riotgames.com/[Riot Games] has created multiple leagues for competitive play, known as the League Championship Series, or LCS. As with most competitions, people are very interested in the various statistics, and below is a possible representation in Neo4j. |
A GraphGist is a publicly accessible web page written in AsciiDoc that includes a Neo4j console, commands and output.
The page is edited on GitHub and can be viewed from any web browser
AsciiDoc is a plain-text writing format similar to R Markdown (quick reference, writer’s guide)
The Neo4j commands typically create and query a graph database, which is hosted on a Neo4j server
This page starts with instructions to create your own GraphGist in the Setup section and demonstrates basic AsciiDoc and Neo4j commands in the Sample commands section. These instructions assume that you have already logged into your GitHub account, which you can do in another browser window.