Tag Archives: cypher queries

Now You Can Express Cypher Queries in Pure Python using Pypher [Community Post]

By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
March 15, 2018| Reading time: 4 minutes

Cypher is a pretty cool language. It allows you to easily manipulate and query your graph in a familiar – but at the same time – unique way. If you’re familiar with SQL, mixing in Cypher’s ASCII node and relationship… Read more →

Keywords:  cypher • cypher queries • fluent interface • linked list • neo4j • python • Python keywords • Python object • query language • sql

New on Neo4j: The Neo4j 2.3.0 Milestone 2 Release Is Here

By Michael Hunger, Developer Relations
June 12, 2015| Reading time: 4 minutes

If you haven’t heard already, the Neo4j 2.3 Milestone 2 release is now available. (Full disclosure: This milestone release is for development and experimentation only since not all features are in their finalized form. Click here to download the fully… Read more →

Keywords:  cluster stability • cypher • cypher queries • graph cache • milestone release • neo4j • object cache

Follow The Data – FEC Campaign Finance Data Challenge

By Neo4j Staff
October 4, 2012| Reading time: 1 minute

Keywords:  Barack Obama • campaign finance data • cypher queries • domain model • FEC • graph • graphconnect • Mitt Romney • neo4j • presidential candidates

Creating a DSL for Cypher

By Neo4j Staff
November 14, 2011| Reading time: 1 minute

With Cypher, querying data is like creating Ascii Art to navigate through information. While fun and powerful, sometimes the pesky execution engine doesn’t appreciate the beauty of what you’ve typed. In this blog post, Rickard Öberg presents his implementation of… Read more →

Keywords:  Ascii-Art • cypher • cypher queries • DSL • java • Rickard Oberg