This Week in Neo4j – 15 April 2017


Welcome to this week in Neo4j where we round up what’s been happening in the world of graph databases in the last 7 days.


Lending Club's Ashley Sun and Rob Schoening

Ashley Sun and Rob Schoening

This week’s featured community members are part of Lending Club’s engineering team and been publishing several open-source tools for dev-ops to manage a vast variety of service and operations information.

They have presented their early work at GraphConnect and continue to evolve tools like MacGyver, Mercator and neorx, a reactive driver for Neo4j’s http API.

Ryan Boyd demoed an extension to Mercator in this week’s webinar on IT-Operations that tracks information from AWS ECS.

ICIJ win the Pulitzer Prize


This Week in Neo4j - 15 April 2017

Members of the ICIJ and Süddeutsche Zeitung team celebrate

Congratulations to our friends at the ICIJ who won the Pulitzer prize for explanatory reporting for their work on the Panama Papers.

To learn more about their work you can watch Mar Cabra‘s talk at GraphConnect 2016.

The Panama Papers Neo4j Sandbox


Panama Papers Sandbox

The Panama Papers Neo4j Sandbox

If you want to get hands on with the Panama Papers data we’ve recently released a Panama Papers guide on the Neo4j Sandbox.

Create an account and within minutes you can explore the network of offshore companies and their shareholders. Let us know how you get on by tweeting with #neo4j hashtag.

Star Wars Graph, Twitter clone, Reddit Place


On GitHub


These are the interesting Neo4j based projects I found this week:

From The Knowledge Base


This week from the Neo4j Knowledge Base we’ll look at some questions people have when importing CSV data into Neo4j.

Tweet of the Week


My favorite tweet this week was by Nathan Dize:

That’s all for this week. Have a great Easter weekend.

Cheers, Mark