As a consulting field engineer, Niels works with customer engineering teams all over Europe, guiding and contributing to all phases of the Neo4j implementation within projects – from inception to rollout.
When building your Neo4j project, dashboards are a great tool to let people understand and analyze graph data. Dashboards are also useful for rapid prototyping, as they offer a fantastic means to reduce time-to-value.If you’re using a graph database, graph visualizations are essential to your... read more
We’re excited to announce that NeoDash 2.3 is finally here! This update brings a fresh new look, improved performance for handling large dashboards, and an array of exciting visualization features. You can check it out for yourself at https://neodash.graphapp.io/.Beyond improvements on the... read more
In the banking world, dealing with huge amounts of data is an everyday reality. Graph databases have proven immensely valuable in mapping out and predicting fraudulent transactions. However, as databases grow to tens or even hundreds of billions of entities, building a scaled out data... read more
Visualizing graph data is often key to the success of a Neo4j project. As part of my job, I always find that the best way to convince people of the value of graphs is to let them see and interact with their data. Next to a neat graph visualization, tables or traditional charts are an immensely... read more
In November 2020, I released the first version of NeoDash – a graph app to build Neo4j dashboards in minutes. Since then I’ve received a lot of great feedback from users who built their own dashboards (check out this one!), and I got to work on extending the app with your suggestions.Now, 7... read more
Visualizing graphs is hard. When I started working with graph data, I realized it takes significant work to create intuitive graph visualizations. Thankfully, a ton of tools have been developed that make graph visualization a cakewalk.In this article, I’m zooming in on some of my favorite... read more
Working at Neo4j, I frequently build front-end applications that use graph data. Fortunately, a ton of tools exist to make the life of a Neo4j front-end developer easier (great examples are the GrandStack and Neode). In many cases, however, I’m looking for something that allows me to quickly... read more
