Awesome! Welcome David! --Ted

Great news, congrats Robert! --Ted

Congratulations Robert! JanusGraph is lucky to have you on board.

Thanks for all your contributions to the project and congratulations!

Congrats, David!

Congrats, Robert!

In our use of Titan and JanusGraph for several years now we have had a need for this. In fact, over two years ago we built our own ORM-like, schema-enforcement layer and have been using it ever since.

I haven't fully thought about this yet, but my initial reaction is that (1) the schema enforcement should be opt-in and (2) we want to avoid performance degradation in the case that schema enforcement

Hi Florian, I think this would be a very worthwhile addition. Provided folks are in agreement, I think a good next step would be to spec out the additions to JanusGraphManagement, a format for the

On behalf of the JanusGraph Technical Steering Committee (TSC), I'd like to welcome Robert Dale as a TSC member on the project. The TSC members ultimately guide the future direction of the

Currently, the schema for JanusGraph is basically only a list of allowedlabels (for vertices and edges) and available properties. What's missing in myopinion is the option to specify which vertex and

Sounds fair enough to me. Feel free to open up an issue and pull request. Contributions are welcome.

Hello, I stumbled into an issue with composite indices and data types: It happens when inserting a vertex with an indexed property that has the schema-defined type of "Object". With Java assertions

Congrats, David. Look forward to more of your involvement here!

Thanks guys-- am happy to help and looking forward to creating some great software together :)

Thanks for all your work to help improve both Janus and the graph community at large David Kelvin

Great job, David, and thank you for your contributions! Great to have you as a committer on the project.

On behalf of the JanusGraph Technical Steering Committee (TSC), I'm pleased to welcome a new committer on the project! David Pitera has been a solid contributor. In the JanusGraph 0.2.0 release, he

A belated +1 from me on point #1 and I think the milestone hygiene makes sense. Makes me wonder if we should also require folks to add an entry to the CHANGELOG for every contribution so it gets

Cassandra and DynamDB have similar eventually consistent, scale-out, cluster types of architectures. They are "essentially" unlimited in the amount of data, or cluster size. Neptune - as of today - is