
Time Machine: A Look-Back at Java Sessions From NODES 2022
Jun 26 8 mins read
As we prepare for NODES 2023, let's review the Java sessions from NODES 2022 to inspire you all in the Java community. Read more →
As we prepare for NODES 2023, let's review the Java sessions from NODES 2022 to inspire you all in the Java community. Read more →
Discover how to create a Spring application with data stored in Neo4j and GraphQL using Spring Data Neo4j. Read more →
Learn how to turn a list of flat elements into a hierarchy with Java, Cypher, and the updated Neo4j driver for Java. Read more →
Discover how you can automate deployment of Neo4j Java Extensions on self-managed Google Cloud environments. Read more →
Learn how to overcome the Tuple error or the "wrong" record type in Java 17 Records and the Neo4j-Java-Driver. Read more →
"...While it’s impossible to cover everything I want to cover in the short time a session offers, regardless of format, I find that most developers leave with the most to think about after they see something in action." Read more →
For Hacktoberfest, we invite folks of all experience levels to contribute to their favorite open source projects for a special prize. Read more →
In the last week of June 2022, Neo4j Ops Manager (NOM) was released. My colleague Chris Shelmerdine published a great post with many insights into functionality but also into technical details about how NOM is built: Introducing Neo4j Ops Manager: The Tool You Need to Boost Your Ops Team’s Productivity. Read more →
Spring Boot 2.4+ and the Neo4j Java Driver is now more integrated than ever – thanks to the VMWare engineers and Neo4j team. Read more →
In this blog post, we will write Java code to connect to Neo4j and run a query from AWS Lambda. Read more →
Check out what's new in the latest version of Neo4j GraphQL Java, from Spring-Boot DGS integration to Type-safe APIs. Read more →
This article shows how to use OpenLink Software’s ODBC-JDBC Bridge to extend the BI Connector’s reach to ODBC-compliant applications, such as Microsoft Power BI. Read more →
Neo4j offers two main ways of querying a graph – through the Cypher query language and via a Java API. A solid model and well-designed Cypher query is sufficient in the majority of cases, but for those cases where we want the finest level of control, the Java API provides a powerful and intuitive interface. Read more →
With the new release of Java 17, let's explore the JDK data set that details the historical library changes of the versions of Java in Neo4j. Read more →