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Tacking on a related question - what software should one use to interactively create/update/see a small graph? Thinking specifically about a graph of knowledge
by insomniacity 2y ago
Tacking on a related question - what software should one use to interactively create/update/see a small graph?
Thinking specifically about a graph of knowledge, so will be an iterative process.
Just looking for anything more than a text editor really!
- oersted 2y agoIf it's text-heavy I'd recommend Obsidian
- insomniacity 2y agoSo the goal would be to eventually move that graph into running code and query it. But it’s never going to be large - easily fit in memory. Obsidian is PKM right? Does it have the idea of labels on the edges?
- oersted 2y agoRight, in that case Obsidian might not be the best choice. I'd look for Knowledge Graph editors then, for RDF or OWL knowledge bases, I don't have any specific recommendation, there are many but most are rather old. Alternatively, go for a graph database like Neo4j, it's primarily designed as a database and not an editor, but it does have a nice UI visualize and change things by hand.
- learn_more 2y agohttps://schematix.com https://schematix.com
- throwaway425933 2y agodot/vimdot/graphviz promises to do it but I was not able to get it to work yet