Elaine Rosenberg is a Curriculum Developer for the Developer Relations team at Neo4j. Her goal is to teach customers how to best use Neo4j by focusing on tasks within the context of role-based learning paths. Elaine has over 25 years experience developing technical training for a variety of database platforms.
Here’s a brief overview of what we did in GraphAcademy last quarter:New GraphAcademy Course: Cypher AggregationsWe are pleased to announce our new Cypher Aggregations course.The course takes approximately four hours to complete.In this course, you’ll learn how to:Profile and... read more
We have just published the Cypher Aggregations course in our Cypher Learning path.GraphAcademy Cypher Aggregations Course PageThis course will take about four hours to complete and includes content, videos, checks your understanding questions about the content, and hands-on challenges so... read more
Every quarter we share the exciting new courses, additions, and changes in GraphAcademy to keep you informed about new and better ways to learn all about making use of graphs in your work.The last few months of 2022 were busy for us as we prepared for NODES 2022, but we’ve still got some... read more
Hello, everyone! In this issue, we're featuring Alexios Pantavos, a developer who has worked tirelessly to help other Neo4j Community members. The folks at Graphlytic published a video tutorial that shows you how to define rules for mapping styles with Graphlytic. Graphileaon has a... read more
Hello, everyone! This week, we're featuring Anthony Chiboucas, a very active Neo4j Community member. Also in this issue, Florent Biville invites you to test the new tool to migrate from liquigraph to liquibase, which can help you migrate your Neo4j databases. GraphAware and... read more
Hello, everyone! We hope that some of you were able to attend the hands-on training sessions that the developer relations team members conducted last week. We had a great turnout for these sessions, which were recorded. This week, we feature Bryant Avey, who has worked on many... read more
Hello, everyone! I hope you are having a great summer and can take some time to refresh yourselves. In spite of the summer hiatus, many folks have been busy doing Neo4j-related work! This week, we highlight Rajesh Gaddipati and Vishal Kachave as our featured community members. They... read more
We are really excited to announce that starting today we will reward anybody who passed the Neo4j Certified Professional Exam and has not already received a T-shirt, with one of our new T-shirts. The shirt comes in a variety of colors, and women's and unisex cuts! You need to log in and... read more
Hello, everyone! We here at Neo4j are still "abuzz" about the presentations last week at NODES 2021 and the exciting announcements by Emil about Neo4j 4.3, AuraDB Free Tier, the massive trillion+ relationship graph, and the series F funding. Let’s keep up the... read more
Hello, everyone! NODES 2021 has come and gone! It was a very successful online developer conference for us. We hope you were able to attend, but if not, we will be posting links to the recordings soon. We thank all of the speakers who presented. The week we're featuring Andrew... read more
Hello, everyone! This is the week of NODES 2021! We hope you will be there and can watch the keynote by our awesome CEO, Emil Eifrem. It is on June 17 at 8:00 a.m. ET, 12:00 p.m. UTC, 5:30 p.m. IST. Register here. In this edition, we have selected Samuel Chalvet as our featured... read more
Hello, everyone! Don’t miss our free hands-on training sessions (around two hours each day) from June 7 - 11. All folks who register for NODES can attend these sessions (scroll down for details). In this week’s episode, we thank Alberto De Lazzari for his contributions to... read more
Hello, everyone! Don’t miss our free hands-on training sessions the week before NODES 2021. All folks who register for NODES can attend these sessions (scroll down for details). In this week’s episode, Tomaz Bratanic provides a comprehensive tutorial for setting up your... read more
Hello, everyone! We at Neo4j are working to continually improve the UX experience for our users. If you have the time, please consider meeting with us to discuss your experience with our products and what you would like to see in future releases. In this week’s episode, Neo4j's... read more
Hello, everyone! In this week’s episode, Tomaz Bratanic teaches you how to visualize graph embedding algorithm results in NEuler. Ümit Kaan Usta has developed a Reddit Detective Python application that can be used to discover potentially problematic data... read more
Hello, everyone! In this week’s episode, Neo4j Engineering announced the release of Neo4j Streams with many new features. Dirk Fahland describes his project to transform event logs into a knowledge graph and the templates he has published. Rick Van Bruggen writes about how he... read more
Photo by Vasily Koloda on UnsplashWhether you want to assess your skills, improve your CV, impress your boss or your family, the Neo4j Certifications will help you demonstrate your expertise with the most widely-used graph database.Neo4j is committed to making your application development... read more
We have added a new certification exam for Neo4j Graph Data Science on Neo4j GraphAcademy. There is a growing community of developers and data scientists who are using the Neo4j Graph Data Science Library to perform analysis of their graph data. The Neo4j Graph Data Science Library... read more
We have reorganized our Introduction to Neo4j course into multiple courses and we just published them on our GraphAcademy site. We have found that some users simply want an overview of Neo4j without needing to learn how to write Cypher statements. Other users want to learn how to query the... read more
We have added a new certification exam on our GraphAcademy site – Neo4j GraphAcademy. For several years we have offered Neo4j users an opportunity to demonstrate to their colleagues and employers their expertise in Neo4j by taking and passing our free certification exam to become a... read more
We have updated a course in our catalog of free online courses – Using a Machine Learning Workflow for Link Prediction. This course is intended for experienced Cypher and Python developers and data scientists who want to learn how to apply graph algorithms from the Neo4j Graph Data... read more
We have added this new course to our catalog of free online courses – Introduction to Graph Algorithms in Neo4j 4.0. This course is intended for experienced Cypher developers and data scientists who want to learn the most important best practices for using the algorithms in the Graph... read more
We have added this new course to our catalog of free online courses – Cypher Query Tuning 4.0. This course is intended for experienced Cypher developers who want to learn about the most important best practices for writing queries that are performant. This course includes hands-on... read more
We're excited to bring to you three new training courses we just published on our GraphAcademy site: Introduction to Neo4j 4.0 Graph Data Modeling for Neo4j Basic Neo4j 4.0 Administration Let's have a look at each online training course: Introduction to Neo4j 4.0 This... read more