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In 1841, William Buckland was one of the first paleontologists to observe what today we call the Cambrian explosion. At the time, he naturally knew that it would become a favorite metaphor used the world over to describe whenever we didn't have a lot of a thing and then BAM!, suddenly we had a... read more

According to Frost & Sullivan, “Graphs are one of the unifying themes of computer science – an abstract representation that describes the organization of transportation systems, human interactions and telecommunication networks. That so many different structures can be modeled using a single... read more

Welcome to this week's #GraphCast – our new series featuring what you might have missed on the Neo4j YouTube channel. Last week, our Managing Editor, Jocelyn Hoppa, unearthed the Graph Karaoke series (by the intrepid Rik Van Bruggen) from the YouTube archives for your viewing and listening... read more

Welcome to This Week in Neo4j where I share the most interesting things I found in our community over the last seven days. This week I had fun with the online meetup on similarity algorithms with Tomaz Bratanic. I came across a great post written by Adrien Sales showing how to analyse... read more

"With Neo4j, we can run analyses across relationships. These analyses are not feasible or even possible when the data is spread out among different systems," said Pat Patterson, Technical Director, StreamSets. In this week's five-minute interview, we discuss how StreamSets uses Neo4j to build... read more

Editor’s Note: This presentation was given by Adam Cowley at GraphConnect Europe in May 2017. Presentation Summary Adam Cowley wanted to create a door-to-door journey-planning tool with Cypher that would allow him to accurately map a trip via train, bus, or both. He relied on open-source... read more