Adam Cowley is a Developer Experience Engineer at Neo4j, the founder of Commit, and an experienced Web Developer based in Swindon, Wiltshire. He has a decade of experience designing and developing websites, web applications, contact management systems and native software for a wide range of clients from small businesses, startups, and large International companies.
The main features of the plugin: Manage connections to Neo4j instances in the Sidebar, manage query parameters and run Cypher from a file or text selection.How did we get here?As a developer building Neo4j Applications in VS Code, I often switch between my code editor and other tools like... read more
If you are a seasoned Neo4j user, you may already know about GraphAcademy, Neo4j’s free, self-paced, hands-on online training platform. We offer a wide range of courses completely free of charge, teaching everything from Neo4j Fundamentals to how to develop software that connects... read more
With October now upon us, it is now that time of the year where we celebrate open source projects, their maintainers and the entire open source community who regularly take the time and effort to contribute to a wide range of projects. As huge fans of open source projects at Neo4j ourselves, we... read more
The data model for the GraphAcademy databaseIn a previous article, I went into detail on the reasons why we rebuilt Neo4j GraphAcademy. If you are not aware, GraphAcademy is a free, self-paced online training platform that acts as the first port of call for many developers starting... read more
We’re heavy users of Auth0 at Neo4j, with many of our products and services using Auth0 for authentication. For example, when logging into Neo4j Aura or Neo4j Sandbox, you are greeted with a customized Auth0 login screen.The customized Auth0 login form used by Neo4j AuraSo when it... read more
Are you a Node.js developer tasked with learning Neo4j, or are you just interested in learning something new?If this sounds like you (or even if it doesn’t), then the Building Neo4j Applications with Node.js course on GraphAcademy is for you!This is a course I’ve been working hard... read more
Hello, everyone! This week I would like to extend a Happy Thanksgiving to our American readers across the globe. I hope you have all enjoyed time with your family and friends. With everything that has gone on over the past couple of years, I’m sure there is a lot for us all to be... read more
Hello, everyone! It’s that time again to explore the latest news in this week's edition of This Week in Neo4j. This week, we feature the Neo4j Health Care & Life Sciences Workshop 2021, a two-day workshop with in-depth technical presentations from the healthcare and life... read more
Hello, everyone! It’s week two of four for my run publishing TWIN4J. Last week in the UK we enjoyed Bonfire Night, a night that I have found makes absolutely no sense outside of the UK. On 5 November 1605, a man named Guy Fawkes was arrested while guarding explosives beneath... read more
Hey everyone! I’m Adam and I work on the education side of the Dev Rel team at Neo4j, mainly focusing on GraphAcademy. I don’t know about you, but I always find that the week the clocks fall back in Europe plays havoc with my schedule, especially with the regular meetings... read more
The new GraphAcademy platform!Over the past couple of months, we have been working on a new version of Neo4j GraphAcademy, a free, self-paced online training platform. I’m delighted to announce that the first two of five beginners courses are now available along with a brand new platform!The... read more
Editor’s Note: This presentation was given by Adam Cowley at GraphConnect Europe in May 2017. Presentation Summary Adam Cowley wanted to create a door-to-door journey-planning tool with Cypher that would allow him to accurately map a trip via train, bus, or both. He relied on open-source... read more