It started with a tweet… The 30 Day Song Challenge. Posting a song with some given properties for 31 days. My musical taste has been breaking recommendations for a while, I oscillate between Schlager and Grindcore, so of course I play this challenge.
Luanne, Christophe and I have been related for a while now: It all started with Spring Data Neo4j5 and OGM, on which both have worked as well.
I used a musical domain for a long time to introduce SDN (https://speakerdeck.com/michaelsimons/going-from-relational-databases-to-databases-with-relations-with-neo4j-and-spring-data-b5522486-f2bb-4609-9a35-be54feae6702?slide=14) and I was pleasantly surprised when Christophe picked up the song challenge to put it into a Knowledge Graph, too, using their Hume tooling. Looking forward to see a datamodel similar to one I use in a very dynamic approach.
As GraphAware participated in the 30 day song challenge, we took our own data and put it into a Knowledge Graph in Hume. Join us to see how we created and extended it, and all the cool stuff we can now do with this graph, including our GraphQL API
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