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Whether you’re ready to move your entire legacy RDBMS into a graph database, you’re syncing databases for polyglot persistence or you’re just conducting a brief proof of concept, at some point you’ll want to bring a graph database into your organization or architecture. Once you’ve... read more

For this week's 5-Minute Interview, I caught up with Rachel Lader, a Software Engineer at Apple. Here's what we talked about: Editor's Note: Rachel's work with Clippr is not in any way affiliated with her position at Apple, Inc. as the project was completed during her time at MakerSquare. Q:... read more

Introduction Discovery, especially non-text discovery, is hard. When looking for a some new music to listen to, for example, I might not know exactly what I want, only that I’m looking for something a little folksy that emphasizes my love of New Wave. On the other hand, I might... read more

Editor’s Note: Last October at GraphConnect San Francisco, Ryan Boyd – Developer Relations at Neo Technology – delivered this presentation on how to perform various graph compute functions within the Neo4j ecosystem. For more videos from GraphConnect SF and to register for GraphConnect... read more

In the Neo4j community last month, love was in the air. That love expressed itself as more nodes than ever in our community content. From articles and podcasts to GraphGists and other projects, our global graph of community members keeps growing strong! Below we've rolled out the red carpet... read more

When it comes to a database query language, linguistic efficiency matters. Querying relational databases is easy with SQL. As a declarative query language, SQL allows both for easy ad hoc querying in a database tool as well as specifying use-case related queries in your code. Even... read more