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Neo4j, a popular graph database management system, has adopted a new Release Candidate (RC) strategy to ensure the stability and quality of its upcoming general availability release. The RC will be built from a frozen code base that only accepts bug fixes, providing a more rigorous testing process. This change aims to address concerns about milestone releases introducing breaking changes and new features. Developers are encouraged to download Neo4j 1.8.RC1 for development and testing purposes, with the option to provide feedback on critical issues that may prevent its use in production. The RC includes various fixes and improvements, such as enhancements to the Cypher query language, better error messages, and improved performance. Users can access the RC through immediate download on Neo4j.org or by participating in discussions on the Google Group or Stack Overflow.
Sep 07, 2012 437 words in the original blog post.
The author mentions the popularity of fantasy and sci-fi books, particularly highlighting C programming language as an interesting choice. The author expresses interest in creating a similar graph for other popular series like The Hitchhikers Guide to the galaxy, The Lord of The Rings, or The Foundation Series, with the goal of winning a Neo4j Community shirt. This is presented as a challenge, encouraging others to take on the task and share their results on Twitter using the hashtag #geek5.
Sep 04, 2012 122 words in the original blog post.