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Tips on how to visualize a graph dataset
If you need to visualize your graph data, the quick and dirty approach is to throw all the data together on a chart and hope for the best. If you’ve ever done this, you’ll already know that you rarely...
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Using JavaScript Promises in KeyLines: Part 1
Introducing asynchronous code and basic PromisesIn KeyLines 3.3, we announced support for JavaScript Promises. We know some of you have been coding with Promises for some time, so we wanted to give you...
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Webinar: A Beginner’s Guide to Graph Visualization
Date: Thursday 09 February 2017Time: 5pm GMT (9am PST, 12pm EST, 6pm CET)Duration: 45 minutesAre you ready to visualize your graph data but not sure where to begin? This is the session for you.In this...
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Cambridge Intelligence joins Upscale 2017
We’re excited to announce that we’ve joined Upscale 2017, an initiative to drive the UK’s most promising early stage tech companies. Run by Tech City UK, this year’s program includes over 30 social and...
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How to use Font Icons in your KeyLines application
Are you using font icons? If so, you’ll already know that they’re a quick and simple way to make your KeyLines visualizations clearer.Font icons are web font files made up of symbols and icons, rather...
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Untangling the hairball: Visualizing Donald Trump’s network
A few weeks ago, four investigative journalists from Buzzfeed released an intriguing new dataset called TrumpWorld.It’s a valiant attempt to document the sprawl of organizations and individuals...
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Webinar: Fighting Fraud with Graph Databases
Join us for a webinar with our partners at DataStax, exploring the use of graph databases to fight fraud.Date: February 28thTime: 8am PT / 11am ET / 4pm GMT / 5pm CETDuration: 1 hourThis session...
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Using JavaScript Promises in KeyLines: Part 2
Migrating to Promises and advanced ideas Last week we published the first of two posts on KeyLines’ new JavaScript Promises functionality. Part one covered the basics of asynchronous (async)...
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IntelligentTag joins our Technology Alliance
We’re proud to welcome intelligentTag, experts in graph database technology, to the Cambridge Intelligence Technology Alliance. intelligentTag’s ‘symmetry3’ product is built on their governance...
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Graph visualization and law enforcement data
This blog post looks at how KeyLines can visualize the range and volume of data generated by law enforcement. In the first of three posts on this topic, we’ll look at two approaches to visualizations;...
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Logtrust: Democratizing real-time big data
How Logtrust empowers analysts to harness the connections in their big data, with the help of the KeyLines toolkit. Highlights KeyLines Integrated into powerful real-time big data platform, delivering...
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Using graph technologies to weed out fake news
Fake news is nothing new – bad journalism and propaganda have always existed – but recent concerns about its affect on politics and current events have made headlines. What is fake news? The term ‘fake...
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Hooking KeyLines up to the Neo4j Bolt Protocol
Neo4j 3.0 has many new features, and we’re particularly interested in the Bolt Protocol. Bolt promises to be a faster and more secure alternative to the ‘traditional’ REST protocol for interacting with...
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Democratizing Real-time Analytics with KeyLines: Logtrust’s Story
The power of the graph data model lies in its simplicity. Using only nodes, links and properties, it’s possible to understand virtually any kind of data, in any scenario, at any scale. This webinar...
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Visualizing Graphs with ArangoDB and KeyLines
Some of the players in the growing graph database market The growing interest in graphs shows no signs of slowing as organizations seek to realise the value buried in their connected data. In the last...
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KeyLines 3.4: Donut Nodes have arrived
We’re excited to announce KeyLines 3.4 – the latest version of our network visualization toolkit. It includes new features and improvements that will accelerate the developer and analyst experience....
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Using donut nodes: Some best practice advice
In KeyLines 3.4, we responded to customer requests and included the ability to add donuts to nodes. Donuts are circular node borders divided into segments that add up to 360 degrees. They work just...
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Visualizing IBM Graph with KeyLines
In 2016, IBM arrived on the graph scene. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at IBM Graph, how it works and why it’s a great pairing for your KeyLines graph visualization applications....
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See you at GraphConnect!
We’re proud sponsors of the biggest and best graph event this side of the Atlantic: GraphConnect Europe in London on May 11th. Now in its 5th year, GraphConnect is a must for anyone interested in...
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Building a KeyLines application with Angular & AngularJS
Over the years we’ve worked closely with thousands of JavaScript developers. During that time, there has been a notable shift in they way code is written, with the rise of the JavaScript framework....
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