In this second part of the Will It Graph blog series, we’re going to show you some examples of good and poor fits for graph databases, how to identify a graph-shaped problem, and how the graph-native architecture helps solve graphy problems. Read more →
Learn the differences between relational databases and graph databases in this part 1 of the Will It Graph blog series. Read more →
Get started with neo4j-temp-db. Learn how to make useful, session-based, self-cleaning, temporary Neo4j databases using the multi-db feature. Read more →
Welcome back to part two in the five part 4.3 Technical Blog Series. This week, it is the turn of the Relationship Chain Locks — or if you caught the 4.3 update during Emil’s NODES Keynote, “How to avoid a lot of… Read more →
Hot on the heels of the Neo4j 4.3 release last month, we also recently released the latest versions of our Neo4j DevTools Browser and Desktop. Check out this installment to find out what you can expect with the latest updates! Read more →
Allow me to navigate you on a journey through Authentication and Authorization in the land of Neo4j GraphQL. Bind your acquired knowledge of our GraphQL directive to Type Definitions, where applied, enables sophisticated auth patterns. Read more →
We’re bucking the recent trend of pre-recorded talks with a fully immersive, fully interactive experience for NODES 2021. Tell your colleagues to leave you alone that day, because you will not want to miss out! Read more →
In part 3, we began building a hierarchical structure making connections from bridges to places to counties to states. We ended with more :County nodes in the graph than anticipated. In part 4, we will identify and cleanup “invalid” nodes. Read more →
In this episode of the GraphStuff.FM podcast, Lju Lazarevic and Will Lyon break down how the different pieces of the Neo4j Graph Data Platform fit together. Read more →
Whether you want to assess your skills, improve your CV, impress your boss or your family, the Neo4j Certifications will help you demonstrate your expertise with the most widely-used graph database. Read more →
Want to dabble in graphs with family and friends? Not quite sure where to start? How about a quick and dirty trick using Google Forms, Google Sheets and a Neo4j Sandbox? Read more →
Neo4j Browser 4.2.4 launched last week, and with it brings exciting changes to improve your experience when writing and running Cypher queries. The latest Browser is available to use in Neo4j Desktop now and also at browser.graphapp.io. Read more →
The Neo4j Online Developer Expo and Summit is back for the third year running on June 17, and we want to hear your graph story.What is NODES?Neo4j Online Developer Expo and Summit (NODES) is our key developer conference. First launched in 2019,… Read more →
Gram is a textual format for data. We have CSV for tables, JSON for documents, and gram for data graphs.Use gram when [a,b,c] becomes (a)–>(b)<–(c).Why Another Data Format?Anything worth talking about is worth inventing a language for. — probably not L. WittgensteinGraphs are a… Read more →
The latest version of Neo4j Bloom, 1.5, came out this month. In this release, we see some exciting new features, as well as improvements to functionality and performance. Let’s check them out! Read more →
Why a Cypher query run in the Neo4j Browser may not return in a reasonable amount of time, what is happening, and what you can do about it.Note: The content of this post is relevant to the Neo4j Browser version 4.2.0… Read more →