Will

Associate digital app developer at Hoare Lea.

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@wassimj #Neo4j has entered the chat

[Will @d2liYmxl]

Great work from @GregorVilkner: https://t.co/J27wALe2kz A post on @jeremytammik's blog! I'm very jealous😅. #GraphQL is set to bring some big wins for the #AEC industry.

[Will @d2liYmxl]

Please vote for my #AU2020 classes :), just search for Will Reynolds and they should both come up. Thank you!
https://t.co/NTHxuxe6H6

[Will @d2liYmxl]

This year's Autodesk University looks to be the most accessible one yet, no need to justify that ticket to Vegas! Voting is now open:

[Autodesk University @autodesku]

Big thanks to everyone who submitted a proposal for AU 2020!

Now it’s time cast your ballot! Vote for the classes YOU want to see at AU. Ends July 13! https://t.co/5KMvrRfQhv

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@hanif_arif @lyonwj @michael_staib @neo4j @dotnet sounds yummy :) let me know how I can help

[John Egan @_johnegan]

Visionary article from @TomBartley 👏

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@dayle_design @EdGreen02630807 @WeWork This is phenomenal... the Holy Grail of early stage MEP design... I’d love to ask questions about the tech stack behind this and the algorithms used but I guess that would be telling ;)

[Will @d2liYmxl]

The steps:
- Push Revit model to neo4j
- Store distance from centre of space to each door
- Store distance between each opening in each space
- Shortest path (distance as weight) can then be found between spaces

I’ll push the Dynamo Neo4j nodes to the building graph repo shortly

[Will @d2liYmxl]

This is something I've been thinking about for a while: using space bounding info to find shortest travel paths between doors/open boundaries. Video below shows steps (quickly) to achieve this for Revit model once pushed to #neo4j with #buildinggraph, and some Dynamo nodes.

[Will @d2liYmxl]

note: It's the line of site path between the entry and exit surfaces... next step is to precompute realistic travel paths and store them in the graph.

[Will @d2liYmxl]

Some more great work with AEC data and #Neo4j

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@tim_aikin Making some awesome progress there, nice one!

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@mia_dibe This is amazing, it’s great to see another application of graph data in AEC as this is something I too have been looking into.

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@NatGMac @data_shapes Came here to say pretty much what everyone else has said: the learning curve is worth it, use the mvvm pattern, and avoid code behind as much as possible.

[Ralph Montague @ralph_arcdox]

@_johnegan Well done @_johnegan @bimlauncher Great interview with @CarolTallon on @iPropertyRadio
https://t.co/HsZbW4suMG
Excellent point - #AEC companies must stop using valuable "Human Resources" as a proxy for manual exchanging of data between systems - machines can do those tasks

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@nmervaillie @neo4j Nice! :) looking forward to mine, it's currently stuck at Heathrow mail sorting depot.

[John Egan @_johnegan]

Hi. Today, I am livestreaming development of an integration between Sharepoint & @AutodeskForge viewer so 3D files from sharepoint can be viewed in the Forge viewer. If you would like to follow along heres the link~> https://t.co/X6ntw51Yvn via @YouTube

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@mdfrenchman @neo4j Cheers Mike :)

[Will @d2liYmxl]

Thank you @neo4j for an amazing online conference, lots of really informative talks, and to top it all Neo4j 4.0 is looking absolutely phenomenal.

[Will @d2liYmxl]

@mesirii @neo4j Cheers @mesirii, it was a privilege to present, looking forward to doing more great things with #GRANDstack and #neo4j