Neo4j Live: G.V() – A Graph-Native IDE for Neo4j
Chapters 10
- Play from Welcome & Guest Introduction: Arthur Bigeard of G.V
- Play from What Is G.V()? A Graph-Native IDE Origin Story
- Play from From Relational Frustration to Graph Dev Tool
- Play from G.V() Overview & How to Get Started
- Play from Connecting to Neo4j & Schema Discovery
- Play from Query Editing, Autocomplete & Result Views
- Play from Visualizing & De-Hairballing Large Graphs
- Play from Editing, Creating & Styling Graphs Interactively
- Play from Licensing, Free Tier & Roadmap Preview
- Play from Saved Queries, Dashboards & What's Coming Next
In this session, we’ll take a closer look at G.V(), a purpose-built desktop IDE for graph database development. Inspired by tools like MySQL Workbench, G.V() brings together querying, debugging, visualization, and data editing - all tailored for Neo4j and AuraDB.
We’ll cover:
- How to explore, visualize, and modify data interactively
- Managing multiple graph environments in one unified workspace
Guest: Arthur Bigeard
Resources mentioned
AuraDBVisualization
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