The BrightstarDB project has just reached another milestone with the 1.8 release announced today. This version adds some requested features to the Entity Framework and Data Objects APIs as well as some performance enhancements. In addition, from this release a Docker image is now available - this is really exciting news as it enables admins to swiftly deploy BrightstarDB instances into dockerized environments - in particular it makes it now trivial to get BrightstarDB up and running in a VM on Azure or AWS.
We have just added a new page to the site detailing the pricing levels for commercial BrightstarDB support.
We are pleased to announce a pre-release version of BrightstarDB 1.4 is now available on NuGet. For more details please see the announcement post over at the BrightstarDB blog.
Following on from the previous post about Visualizing data in Excel, I decided to have a look at how easy it would be to load data from a SPARQL endpoint into an Excel Power Map.
After attending a very engaging and interesting talk given by Gary Short at Bristol’s DotNetDevNet group, I decided to have a play around with two tools that he showed us for querying and visualizing data in Microsoft Excel.
We have just released a minor patch to the TMCore EPiServer Module 7.0. This fixes a UI issue with the new EPiServer edit interface where a Javascript error could occur when more than one Topic Map widget is added to the interface. The patch can be installed by downloading the NetworkedPlanet.EPiServerModule.AddOn.7.0.0.1.nupkg NuGet package and installing it manually through the AddOns page of your EPiServer installation.