12 NODES 2021 Talks You May Have Missed
By Enzo
December 29, 2021 3 mins read
Check out the coolest graph stories and projects from Neo4j Developer Expo and Summit 2021 you may have missed.
Explore: 2021 • conference • cypher • Developer • emil eifrem • graph • graph database • GraphQL • Knowledge Graph • ML
The Top 5 Neo4j Webinars of 2021
By Angela Zimmerman
December 27, 2021 3 mins read
While we can look back and say that 2021 was a year of disruption, the same rings true for the world of tech, especially in the graph space. I’m constantly amazed by how connected our world is becoming and can… Read more →
Explore: cybersecurity • Graph Analytics • graph data science • knowledge graphs • machine learning • ML • Neo4j Bloom • predictive analytics • supervised machine learning • visualization
This Week in Neo4j – North Star
By Alexander Erdl
December 25, 2021 3 mins read
Check out what’s new this week in Neo4j, including the first pandora papers dataset release and several data science topics.
Explore: Bloom • Bloom 2.0 • bolt protocol • data modeling • geolocation data • GraphAcademy • import CSV • Knowledge Graph • neo4j • PHP
This Week in Neo4j – Winter Blooms
By Andreas Kollegger
December 18, 2021 4 mins read
Check out what’s new this week in Neo4j, including the first pandora papers dataset release and several data science topics.
Explore: Bloom • Bloom 2.0 • bolt protocol • data modeling • geolocation data • GraphAcademy • import CSV • Knowledge Graph • neo4j • PHP
This Week in Neo4j – Health Care & Life Sciences Workshop, Cloudflare Workers, Apache Hop, and More
By Adam Cowley
November 20, 2021 6 mins read
Check out what’s new this week in Neo4j, including health care & life sciences workshop, Cloudflare workers, Apache Hop and more.
Explore: ai • apache hop • apache spark • art • data engineering • data pipelines • etl • graphlytic • Healthcare • import
This Week in Neo4j – Liquibase, Crypto Txns Breadcrumbs, Cloud Empire, Java Version Diffs, Gephi, GraphQL 2.2.0, GraphKer
By Elaine Rosenberg
September 25, 2021 5 mins read
Hello, everyone! This week, we’re featuring Anthony Chiboucas, a very active Neo4j Community member. Also in this issue, Florent Biville invites you to test the new tool to migrate from liquigraph to liquibase, which can help you migrate your Neo4j… Read more →
Explore: 3D visualization • art • blockchain • breadcrumbs • cyber security • cybersecurity • cypher • Data Visualization • Gephi • graph data modeling
Announcing Neo4j Bloom 1.8: Now Generally Available
By Enzo
September 1, 2021 5 mins read
Discover the exciting new features in Neo4j Bloom version 1.8 including codeless search, support for date/time properties and more.
Explore: data viz • graph visualization • neo4j • Neo4j Bloom • visualization
This Week in Neo4j – Data Journalism NYPD, Django Admin, Visualization Talks, CEO Podcast, Write Performance, Java GraphQL
By Michael Hunger, Developer Relations
July 17, 2021 6 mins read
Hello, everyone! Time really flies! It felt like only yesterday I was putting together last week’s twin4j. I encourage you to share both the newsletter and blog with colleagues and friends who may also find it helpful. You can point… Read more →
Explore: Cypher-DSL • django • Funding • graph data science • GraphQL • Graphs4Good • java • journalism • machine learning • nodes-2021
This Week in Neo4j – Neo4j 4.3, SemSpect Graph App, Reconciling Taxonomies, Contest Winners, Relationship Indexes, prov2neo, NODES 2021 Recordings
By Elaine Rosenberg
June 26, 2021 6 mins read
Hello, everyone! We here at Neo4j are still “abuzz” about the presentations last week at NODES 2021 and the exciting announcements by Emil about Neo4j 4.3, AuraDB Free Tier, the massive trillion+ relationship graph, and the series F funding. Let’s… Read more →
Explore: cluster • csv • cypher • DevOps • Euler • GraphApp • graphmodel • GraphQL • hackathon • index
Not Everyone Is a Data Scientist: 5-Minute Interview with Sony Green
By David Penick
October 25, 2019 7 mins read
In this week’s five-minute interview (conducted at GraphTour SF 2019), we discuss how Sony Green and his team use Neo4j with GraphXR.
Explore: 5-minute interview • cybersecurity • exploration • graph database • graph technology • Healthcare • healthcare data • relational database • Russian Twitter trolls • Sony Green
Graphing a Lesson Learned Database for NASA Using Neo4j, R/RStudio & Linkurious [Community Post]
By Neo4j Community
July 16, 2015 12 mins read
[As community content, this post reflects the views and opinions of the particular author and does not necessarily reflect the official stance of Neo4j.] Ask any project manager and they will tell you the importance of reviewing lessons learned prior… Read more →
Explore: elastic search • graph database • lesson learned database • Linkurious • nasa • neo4j • r/rstudio • RNeo4j • rstudio • visualization
GraphConnect Europe: Large-scale Graph Visualization on the Web
By Neo4j Staff
April 24, 2015 2 mins read
Visulaisation is Key In order to extract insights from graph databases visualisation is needed. Providing web-based interfaces to interact with large graphs though is a real challenge. Are new technologies like WebGL and web workers changing the status quo? Come… Read more →
Explore: graph visualization • graphconnect • Linkurious • visualization
And the #ShowMeYourGraph Graph Visualization Winners Are…
By Adam Herzog
October 3, 2014 2 mins read
Thanks to everyone who submitted for our #ShowMeYourGraph Graph Visualization Twitter Contest! We loved reviewing all of the awesome graph visualizations. Click here to see all of the contest entries. And congratulations to our #ShowMeYourGraph winners Aru Sahni, Peterson Junior… Read more →
Explore: graph visualization • graphconnect • visualization
Reshipping Scams and Network Visualization
By Neo4j Staff
September 19, 2014 6 mins read
GraphConnect 2014 Sponsor, Linkurious, discuses mapping fraud with Neo4jOriginally posted on the Linkurious blogDrug lords are not the only persons using mules to launder money. eCommerce operations are confronted to “reshipping scams”. In these scams, mules are used by online… Read more →
Explore: ecommerce • fraud • Linkurious • visualization
GraphAlchemist Releases Alchemy.js 0.2.0
By Greta Workman, Marketing Coordinator
August 19, 2014 < 1 min read
GraphAlchemist to sponsor GraphConnect 2014 SF and demo latest Alchemy.js release Written by Huston Hedinger, Founder and CEO of GraphAlchemist and originally posted on the GraphAlchemist blog. GraphAlchemist is a Neo Technology partner and provides data science and data visualization… Read more →
Explore: GraphAlchemist • graphconnect • GraphConnect 2014 SF • visualization
OSCON Twitter Graph
By Bryce Merkl Sasaki
July 23, 2014 4 mins read
OSCON Twitter Graph As a part of Neo4j’s community engagement around OSCON, we wanted to look at the social media activity of the attendees on Twitter. Working with the Twitter Search API and searching for mentions of “OSCON”, we wanted… Read more →
Explore: data import • graph model • graphdb • graphgist • OSCON • visualization
#ShowMeYourGraph Twitter Contest
By Adam Herzog
July 15, 2014 2 mins read
Graphs are everywhere, so show us yours! Submit your graph visualization via Twitter for a chance to win over $1000 in awesome prizes – including an iPad Air and a free pass to GraphConnect 2014 San Francisco! Tweet #ShowMeYourGraph with… Read more →
Explore: community • conference • graphconnect • graphgist • visualization
Let Graph-dom Ring! Four GraphDB Reads for the Fourth of July
By Adam Herzog
July 4, 2014 < 1 min read
Celebrate American independence and freedom from table structures with these four blog posts. Happy Fourth of July and happy graphDB reading from the Neo4j team! Blog: Hierarchical Pattern Recognition by Kenny Bastani Blog: Neo4j: Set Based Operations with the experimental Cypher… Read more →
Explore: community • cypher • graph model • graphgist • nosql • visualization
Graph Gist Winter Challenge Winners
By Neo4j Staff
February 26, 2014 7 mins read
To be honest, we were blown away. When starting this challenge we were really excited and curious about the results. But what YOU created and submitted is just impressive. We received 65 submissions in the 10+ categories. Well… Read more →
Explore: asciidoc • challenge • competition • cypher • domain modeling • graph model • graphgist • visualization • winner
The first GraphGist Challenge completed
By Neo4j Staff
October 2, 2013 6 mins read
Update: This post is from 2013, the GraphGist infrastructure and links have changed several times since, then. If you are looking for a particular one, please head to the GraphGist portal and search there for its title. We’re happy to… Read more →
Explore: cypher • graph model • graphgist • modeling • nosql • query • visualization • winner
Graph Databases and Software Metrics & Analysis
By Neo4j Staff
May 24, 2013 4 mins read
Graph Databases and Software Metrics & Analysis This is the first in a series of blog posts that discuss the usage of a graph database like Neo4j to store, compute and visualize a variety of software metrics and other types… Read more →
Explore: AST • contributions • cypher • neo4j • software metrics • software quality • UML • visualization
Zen Graph Visualizations – What can you do?
By Neo4j Staff
October 25, 2012 3 mins read
Zen Graph Visualizations As you probably know by now, we plan to run GraphConnect on Nov 6 2012 in San Francisco. For the event, the Neo4j community team devised some interesting hacking challenges.One challenge is recording an interaction-graph based on… Read more →
Explore: graphconnect • graphdb • hacking • rendering • visualization • zen
Using (Spring Data) Neo4j for the Hubway Data Challenge
By Neo4j Staff
October 11, 2012 5 mins read
Using (Spring Data) Neo4j for the Hubway Data Challenge Using Spring Data Neo4j it was incredibly easy to model and import the Hubway Challenge dataset into a Neo4j graph database, to make it available for advanced querying and visualization. The… Read more →
Explore: example • graphdb • hubway • neo4j spatial • spring data neo4j • visualization
Google Summer of Code Projects with Neo4j
By Julian Simpson
March 25, 2010 2 mins read
Great news for all students wanting to spend the summer hacking on Neo4j and getting paid for it! The hackers behind Neo4j have teamed up with a few mentoring organizations on some interesting Summer of Code projects!So far there are… Read more →
Explore: GeoTools • Gephi • gis • gsoc • OpenGis • Summer of Code • uDIG • visualization