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Welcome to our new biweekly Sunday series, #GraphCast, which aims to unearth digestible, notable and just plain fun Neo4j YouTube videos (of which there are a lot). Whether we focus on some of our most popular videos or highlight a particularly solid educational piece on graph technology that may've slipped past you, #GraphCast is meant to be short, sweet and the perfect companion piece to... 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. I found some excellent material including graph modeling tips from Max and Michael Simons, computing graph embeddings, building your first graph app, and a feature preview on fulltext-search. Looking through the new material each week is always insightful and I... Read more →

Like every year, the fall conference season is in full swing when we're already preparing for the next batch of conferences in spring 2019. We’re happy to announce that the graph processing and graph database developer room was accepted again for FOSDEM 2019. Like every year we expect a packed room for the whole day with fascinating sessions around many graph-related topics. Check out... Read more →

"One of the most surprising things I've seen with Neo4j is the speed at which we're able to innovate and deliver features to our customers," said Mark Hashimoto, Senior Director of Engineering, Digital Home at Comcast. In this week's five-minute interview, we discuss how Comcast uses the flexibility of the graph data model to develop and launch new features rapidly using Neo4j for... Read more →

"You may also like" sounds simple, but there's a lot happening behind the scenes. Real-time recommendations work best when they take into account both the user's needs (what is of interest to them) and your business strategy (items you need to promote). The truly amazing thing is how real-time recommendation strategies are now being adopted by so many industries beyond retail, travel and... Read more →

Editor’s Note: This presentation was given by Jessica Lowing at GraphConnect New York in September 2017. Presentation Summary We've come a long way towards making our homes smarter – but we still have a long way to go. Many of the tasks we want our homes to perform, such as "turn out the lights in my kid's' room," requires insight into complex semantic and social... Read more →