#neo4j

Co-founder of Neo4j Emil Eifrem has introduced the Oracle-backed openCypher Project – an open source enterprise that aims to provide a common graph query language for any data store, tooling or application provider to query graph data.

Four different technologies give four completely different reasons why open source is important to them: open communication, commodification, community and a better choice in tech.

Neo4J’s Max de Marzi shows us why working with open-source software can be way better than the proprietary equivalent.

Max De Marzi shows us how to increase payment security by using Neo4j to check for relationships that increase the risk.

Latest Neo Technology release comes packed with built-in ETL, making data import from relational databases and other data sources easier.

NoSQL is becoming more widely used across the board – but growing importance of data is fuelling interest in graph based schema.

A look at some of the design and implementation strategies you can employ when building a Neo4j-based graph database solution, including architectural choices, data modelling, and testing. Filmed at JAX London 2013.

Neo Technology’s Rik Van Bruggen explains how Neo4j 2.0 makes complex things easy with key new features and overhauls of the graph database.

Turning data into knowledge: JAXenter’s takings from GraphConnect London 2013.

Stefan Armbruster from Neo Technology waxes lyrical about Neo4j and the rise of graph technologies. Filmed at W-JAX in Munich.

Michael Hunger explains how you can get the most out of the growing trend of graph databases, focusing on one of the leading lights in Neo4j. Features a heavy amount of Keanu Reaves

Michael Hunger explains how you can get the most out of the growing trend of graph databases, focusing on one of the leading lights in Neo4j. Features a heavy amount of Keanu Reaves

JAX Editor Chris Mayer sits down with hackNY Evangelist Peter Bell to talk about the recent rise of NoSQL graph databases – with a particular focus on neo4j.

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