Neo4j Blog

This Neo4j Lab has been deprecated. The code is available in our GitHub project, but is no longer actively maintained. We've previously talked about the concept of polyglot persistence and why it can make sense to use multiple database technologies together. Today, we will examine a possible... read more

This week’s 5-minute interview is with Brad Brech, the CTO of Solutions at IBM. I caught up with Brad for a video interview at GraphConnect San Francisco. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlJQh_yzstc Q: Please tell us what you do at IBM and a little bit about your favorite... read more

Where We Got the Idea for Traverse Our co-founder was inspired to build Traverse Mobile while on a backpacking trip to Thailand in 2011. After spending two nights in the elephant jungles of Chiang Mai with a strange – but inspiring and contagiously fun – group of tourists and locals,... read more

Editor’s Note: Last October at GraphConnect San Francisco, Nicole White – Data Scientist at Neo Technology – delivered this presentation on how to write Cypher queries for your most common connected-data questions. For more videos from GraphConnect SF and to register for GraphConnect... read more

Intro Security is a fact of modern life and, as a direct result, a fact of modern software. While all non-trivial systems require at least some basic level of functional protection, how much security is appropriate is typically driven by the system's actors and use cases as well as the value... read more

For a long time I’ve been wanting to use Neo4j as a tool to analyze Ruby code. Using Ruby for almost a decade, I have a lot of experience with effectively finding my way around Ruby code. Still, Ruby programs can be very dynamic and thus tools are always welcome. As I’ve begun to use... read more