Neo4j Blog

If a picture can speak 1,000 words, a five-minute video can speak 8,991,000 words (1,000 * 29.97 * 60 * 5). That's powerful! In this short video, we review the key features of Neo4j 3.0. As the first release in the 3.x series, Neo4j 3.0 is based on a completely redesigned architecture and a... read more

Today, the Neo4j team is proud to announce the release of Neo4j 3.0.0. As the first release in the 3.x series, Neo4j 3.0 is based on a completely redesigned architecture and a commitment to offer the world's most scalable graph database, greater developer productivity and a wide range of... read more

TL;DR: This blog post is mainly about how technical documentation should ideally be structured: as a graph (not to be confused with a chart). As a software developer and author I have had the chance (and also the obligation) to write about software from many different perspectives and in even... read more

Thinking, designing and implementing an enterprise multi-channel architecture and platform is a challenging opportunity. For the last couple of years we’ve been involved in this huge project at Veneto Banca, and our mission was the innovation of the bank’s information technology system from... read more

After a recent presentation, I was asked "What can you do with Structr that you can't with other software?" As we were short on time, I just replied with "You can do anything, but in much less time." I wish I'd have had more time for a more thorough response like what I'll detail below. In... read more

Figure 1. Commodity Flow Visualization Grouped by U.S. State What Does It Show? This graph and data visualization application is created with Tom Sawyer Perspectives. It displays information pulled from a subset of data from the United States Census Bureau, and was imported into a Neo4j... read more