Neo4j Blog

Over the past few years, Neo4j has become the standard for efficiently modeling graph-based data. In addition, the use of Node.js in building flexible service infrastructures on top of Neo4j graph databases and serving the necessary HTML and static resources enables developers to build great... read more

Where does sustainable competitive advantage come from? It’s not from data volume or velocities, but from the knowledge of data relationships. Even three years ago, you may not have given your database choice much thought – after all, if you had a crack team of database professionals... read more

This week’s 5-minute interview features David Colebatch, the co-founder of LightMesh and xnlogic (a Neo4j Solutions Partner). I caught up with David at GraphConnect San Francisco. Q: Can you talk to me about your first Neo4j project? David: My first Neo4j project was actually with the... read more

Graph Commons is a platform for collaborative network mapping to connect partial information and explore complex relations that impact us and our communities. Graph Commons members transform their data into graphs, discuss and publish interactive network maps dedicated to investigative... read more

For a while I've been working on cycli, a command-line interface (CLI) for Neo4j's Cypher query language. As demonstrated below, it autocompletes on your node labels, relationship types, property keys and Cypher keywords. The autocompletion of the lattermost in this list – Cypher keywords... read more

In the previous post of this series, we saw that for simple problems, like the three jars problem, we could describe various states with just a few key-value pairs (to store volume and content values for each container) organized maybe in a simple table or CSV file. It would be easy to see... read more