By Greta Workman, Neo4j | August 26, 2014
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Aseem Kishore bet his company on Neo4j, and won.
In the startup world there is often little room for error or second guessing. The technology you chose has to work, and it has to work well. With only a little experience using the graph database, Aseem Kishore and his co-founder chose Neo4j to power their social network and recommendation website, Thingdom, and ultimately took Neo to the award-winning iPad app, Paper. In this video from GraphConnect 2013, Aseem shares the lessons he learned at both Thingdom and FiftyThree, listing best practices for startups everywhere.
Listen as FiftyThree shares data modeling best practices for startups:
GraphConnect is the only conference focused on the world of graph databases and applications. This year, hear from startups including Medium, Elementum, Crunchbase, Polyvore, and more to see how they use graph databases to power their businesses. Talk to over 700 graphistas from around the world to hear their stories and share their experiences. For registration and more information, visit www.graphconnect.com. Want to learn more about graph databases? Click below to get your free copy of O’Reilly’s Graph Databases ebook and discover how to use graph technologies for your application today. Download My Ebook
Keywords: fiftythree • graphconnect • startup
About the Author
Greta Workman , Neo4j
Greta Workman has been a part of the Neo4j team for over four years. She’s enjoyed watching the graph community grow through events like GraphConnect which has more than doubled during her time at Neo4j. She currently oversees field marketing for the eastern half of the U.S. In her spare time, she enjoys solving the daily New York Times crossword puzzle and watching University of Kentucky basketball.
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