The 5-Minute Interview: Matthias Sieber, Senior Software Engineer, MediaHound
March 4, 2016 4 mins read
This week, I had the opportunity to interview Matthias Sieber, Senior Software Engineer at MediaHound, at our offices in San Mateo, California. Here’s what we talked about in this week’s 5-Minute Interview. Q: Can you talk to me about your… Read more →
Explore: 5-minute interview • cypher • graph database • hapi.js • javascript • neo4j • node.js • Postgres • relational database • walmart labs
Why Enterprises Are Abandoning RDBMS (and Adopting Graphs)
March 3, 2016 3 mins read
Relational databases (RDBMS) were conceived to digitize paper forms and automate well-structured business processes, and they are still extremely relevant today. But, many companies are choosing to explore other database options to solve some of their biggest challenges. Why? The… Read more →
Explore: Data Relationships • fraud detection • graph database • graphs • Master Data Management • Network Monitoring • rdbms • Recommendation Engine • Relational Databases • webinar
Tracing the World’s Food Supply from Farm to Fork (with Neo4j)
March 2, 2016 10 mins read
Editor’s Note: Last October at GraphConnect San Francisco, Chris Morrison and Julien Mazerolle of Trace One, delivered this presentation on how Trace One uses Neo4j to increase food supply chain transparency. For more videos from GraphConnect SF and to register… Read more →
Explore: consumer trust • farm to fork • food safety • graph database • graphconnect • neo4j • relational database • sql database • supply chain transparency • Trace One
Common Confusions on Cypher (and How to Avoid Them)
March 1, 2016 9 mins read
I spend a lot of my free time answering Stack Overflow questions about Cypher, Neo4j’s graph query language. Cypher is an intuitive, ASCII-art-driven language that allows you to query your property graph by specifying patterns of nodes and relationships. While… Read more →
Explore: cartesian product • cypher • graph database • graph query language • neo4j • property graph • query language • stack overflow