Neo4j Blog

Interviewer’s note: Starting today, we’re introducing a new feature on the Neo4j blog called “The 5-Minute Interview” where we’ll be interviewing graphistas from every walk of life – from the on-the-edge-of-everything-new hacker to enterprise architects and everyone in between. We... read more

Neo4j has long been distributed with a dataset of movies – showing how movies, actors, actresses, directors and more relate to each other. We've also recently added Northwind organizational data for those developers who are more business minded. Nonetheless, these datasets don't capture the... read more

It’s no secret that Neo Technology is an American company with a Swedish soul, but the power of the Neo4j graph database is for everyone – including the blossoming Neo4j community in Japan. In the past, there has been quite a shortage of Neo4j materials for Japanese developers, but that’s... read more

Introduction This article explores time travel in the Back to the Future universe, and how we can use Neo4j to determine how a time traveller might experience the downstream effects of each time travel event. Back to the Future In case you are not familiar, Back to the Future is a... read more

For a while now, I’ve been building various Neo4j.rb educational resources using the example of an asset portal. There have been: A screencast series (the first half and a second half) A SitePoint article on building recommendations and access control A webinar on advanced access... read more

This Neo4j Lab has been deprecated. The code is available in our GitHub project, but is no longer actively maintained. When building scalable applications, developers have a myriad of technologies to choose from, especially when choosing a database technology. We want to choose the right... read more