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Joining data in databases is a long-standing way of linking data together. A join in a database is a link between two relations that is materialized at run-time on data access. Many approaches have been taken by vendors over the years to optimize joins, some very innovative. The Problem... read more

Editor’s note: This talk was given by Will Lyon at Neo4j’s Connections event Graphs for Cloud Developers. I will be sharing how Neo4j fits into the modern cloud ecosystem from the perspective of a full stack developer. I work on the Developer Relations team at Neo4j and spend much of my... read more

Welcome to this week's #GraphCast – our series featuring what you might have missed in Neo4j media from the past fortnight. Last time, our Content Coordinator, Molly Faris, showed us GraphAware's really cool music knowledge graph. This week, we launched the new no-code Neo4j Data... read more

Let’s hear it for HealthECCO and their groundbreaking medical research using Graphs4Good, which won the team a 2021 Graphie Award! We got the opportunity to speak with Dr. Alexander Jarasch, Head of Data and Knowledge Management at the German Center for Diabetes Research, and Martin... read more

This week, we are announcing Neo4j Data Importer in beta, a powerful no-code UI for importing flat file data. It doesn't replace your ETL tools or handle production loads, but it does quickly load your 2-dimensional data files into a graph. Your opinion matters! In response to Neo4j Browser... read more

This week marks the version 3.0.0 release of the Neo4j GraphQL Library, which represents a major milestone in the evolution of the GraphQL integration for Neo4j. Since GraphQL was open sourced in 2015, we've always felt that a native graph database is the perfect backend for building GraphQL... read more