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Everything Is A Graph
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last edited by BillSeitz on Jul 1, 2008 9:20 pm

Or, "many data objects and the relationships among them can be effectively modelled as graphs".

I was thinking about my frustrations again. (And , and .)

And reading lots of info again. Which reminded me of 's paper () on using graph structures to achieve interop (or at least data migration possibilities) among apps.

A is a graph.

If I write a in an outliner (), then a single wiki page becomes a graph too! Then one could each node, make a wiki page , etc. And maybe achieve .

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So, if I want to start building an around this idea, what do I use? /? (?)? ?

And, if I'm about to drop for awhile (since I'm leaving my job, I won't be tied to ), is there an / client (on , no money for new laptop) that is usable, but might allow me to integrate it into something I build, so I don't have to build those core bits? What about ?

For see http://www.zpr.uni-koeln.de/~catbox/

An outline may be a graph, but a graph might not be an outline.

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