From the Community: May 2015

May was a busy month for the Neo4j community. Not only was there GraphConnect Europe, but graphistas across the globe were busy writing loads of community contributions about Neo4j.

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Here’s what kept our graphistas busy during the month of May:

GraphConnect Europe:

• GraphConnect Europe: (Graphs)-[:ARE]->(Everywhere) by Andy Smale

Emil Eifrem presented at GraphConnect Europe on how graphs are eating the world.

Interviews:

• On Graph Databases. Interview with Emil Eifrem by Roberto V. Zicari
• An Interview with Jim Webber, Chief Scientist at Neo Technology by Adele Green

Videos:

• Scraping and Graphing the Apple App Store by Brian Joyce
• How to build a Python web application with Flask and Neo4j – PyCon SE 2015 by Nicole White
• Preview of new graph editor by Structr

Articles:

• The essence of Spring Data Neo4j 4 by Luanne Misquitta
• The Social Graph of Customer Service by Michael Moore
• Neo4j: What a graph database is and what it is used for by Juan Cía
• Analyzing EuroVision votes by David Montag
• Modelling game economy with Neo4j by Yan Cui
• Visualizing the ties between big pharma and doctors in France by Jean Villedieu
• Using Neo4j Spatial and Mapbox to search for businesses by location by William Lyon
• Using Graph Analysis to Decompose Monoliths into Microservices with Neo4j by Kenny Bastani
• Easy Graph Visualization with Vis.js by Christophe Willemsen
• Neo4j: BBC football live text fouls graph by Mark Needham
• Cypher: Variable Length Relationships by Example by Christophe Willemsen and Michal Bachman
• Apache Spark Ecosystem Grows Rapidly – Has Hadoop Met Its Match? by Merja Kajava
• Cycling Tweets Part 1: Who’s who on Twitter by Rik Van Bruggen

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