Neo4j Blog

"We needed a database that could capture relationships - and there is no debate that Neo4j really excels at that," says Dippy Aggarwal, Ph.D. candidate at the University of Cincinnati. Graphs provide significant advantages over relational databases when working with interconnected data. With... read more

Spring is in the Air 2016 was the year when, in April with the availability of Neo4j 3.0 we also introduced our own binary protocol named Bolt. We also provided the first set of officially supported drivers for Bolt, including Java, .Net, JavaScript and Python that were developed in-house and... read more

"We chose a graph database because it’s so much more expressive and a natural representation of the type of data we work with," says Galit Gontar, Software Engineer at Glidewell Laboratories in Irvine, California. In fact, Gontar and the Glidewell team have found the graph data model to be... read more

Update: The Google Doc source and structure changed, we updated the import statements and queries on the trumpworld-graph GitHub repository. I came across this tweet by Sanchez Castro which I am more than happy to support. Hey @neo4j please do this once again!!! #panamapapers #neo4j... read more

The Neo4j community is already off to a busy start for the new year with tons of new projects and drivers, but before we dive into new items from 2017, let's take one last look at 2016 and discover what projects the Neo4j community published last December. From Docker and Elixir to Bolt and... read more

Using the Neo4j graph database doesn't have to be opposed to your existing Oracle RDBMS infrastructure. In fact, the two can work together. One of many ways Neo4j works alongside Oracle RDBMS is to have all data fully synchronized between the two database technologies. In this Neo4j and... read more