Editor’s Note: This is a transcription of a presentation given by Hilary Mason at GraphConnect New York in October 2018. Presentation Summary The metaphors we use to describe the world directly correspond to the way in which we build technology, particularly in the areas of artificial... read more
In early 2016, we started pioneering a unique frontier in cloud where many companies including Amazon Web Services (AWS) have not ventured: The deployment automation of secure, globally connected virtual private clouds (VPCs). We see the ability to communicate securely rather than across public... read more
MediaHound recently launched NextQueue, a personalized movie and TV discovery web app powered by Neo4j. We shared it with the Reddit community and the response was incredible. Our post received over 4,200 upvotes and more than 20,000 visitors rated over 250,000 movies and shows...in just one... read more
Editor's Note: This presentation was given by Benjamin Nussbaum at GraphConnect Europe in April 2016. Here's a quick TL;DR of what he covered: The importance of cloud security The language of security NAT Routing GraphGrid services – Today we're going to talk about securely... read more
Data in the enterprise today is a bi-directional, always-flowing, continuously changing business asset. Yet it remains largely segmented and disconnected. We believe that to grow and succeed as a whole, an enterprise must increase the usability, quality, availability and constant flow of its... read more
The new year has come and gone, along with the first quarter, and likely all our resolutions to workout and get in shape. If any of you are like me, you may be feeling that about this time, but I’m here to propose that there may be hope. Just maybe, with the right personalization of a... read more
Have you ever spent so much time trying to decide what movie to watch that you don’t end up watching anything at all? You and your significant other sit down on the couch and the negotiations begin immediately. You open with a sequel to a movie you both liked, but your partner counters that... read more
For a long time I’ve been wanting to use Neo4j as a tool to analyze Ruby code. Using Ruby for almost a decade, I have a lot of experience with effectively finding my way around Ruby code. Still, Ruby programs can be very dynamic and thus tools are always welcome. As I’ve begun to use... read more
Editor’s Note: Last October at GraphConnect San Francisco, Ian Robinson – Senior Engineer at Neo Technology – delivered this in-depth presentation on how to effectively scale your Neo4j-based application for enterprise-level production. For more videos from GraphConnect SF and to register... read more
For a while now, I’ve been building various Neo4j.rb educational resources using the example of an asset portal. There have been: A screencast series (the first half and a second half) A SitePoint article on building recommendations and access control A webinar on advanced access... read more
Editor’s Note: GraphGrid is a Bronze sponsor of GraphConnect San Francisco. Register for GraphConnect to meet Ben and Brad and other sponsors in person. I recently sat down with Ben and Brad Nussbaum, the co-creators of GraphGrid to talk more about their role as one of our Neo4j solution... read more
For just over a year I’ve been obsessed on-and-off with a project ever since I stayed in the town of Skibbereen, Ireland. Taking data from the 1901 and 1911 Irish censuses, I hoped I would be able to find a way to reliably link resident records from the two together to identify the same... read more
If there are two things that I enjoy most in my technical life it would be Neo4j and Ruby. Both give me the one thing I want most from the tools I use: the ability to abstract out the tedious so that I can focus on the bigger picture. That's why I love working on the Neo4j.rb project and why I... read more
On the Neo4j.rb team we've always strived for good documentation. That hasn't always been easy though! However, we know that if we want other people to understand and to be able to use the awesome tools that we work on, we need documentation to introduce our tools and to provide good reference... read more
