This week, we are announcing Neo4j Data Importer in beta, a powerful no-code UI for importing flat file data. It doesn’t replace your ETL tools or handle production loads, but it does quickly load your 2-dimensional data files into a graph.
Your opinion matters! In response to Neo4j Browser feedback, this new release adds trackpad zoom gestures for zooming in and out of the graph visualization. The release also boasts a fit-to-screen feature that enhances graph visualization, smoother graph display, and more. Gregory King gives you the gist of both the Neo4j Browser and Data Importer releases.
Cheers,
Yolande Poirier
FEATURED COMMUNITY MEMBER: Rob Brennan
BLOOM RELEASE: Time Travel with Neo4j Bloom 2.1
By popular demand, filtering and rule-based styling based on times and dates are now part of Bloom 2.1. Jeff Gagnon wrote a detailed use case implementing this new feature.NATIVE CYPHER OR APOC: Batching Transactions in Neo4j
Tomaz Bratanic explains how to avoid heap memory issues by splitting a single Cypher query into multiple transactions. Native Cypher and APOC batching solutions are explored and compared.NEO4J LIVE: GraphQL Library 3.0 Release
DATA SCIENCE: Between Chair and Keyboard with Guest Dr. Jim Webber
Nate Schutta, VMWare’s software architect, and Jim Webber, Neo4j’s Chief Scientist, discuss the “Cambrian explosion” of databases. They elucidate such trends as moving to data access rather than infrastructure management. Enjoy this insightful chat!BITES, PT. 25 Creating a Graph for a Kaggle Competition
Clair Sullivan shows you how to build a fashion recommendation engine with graphs so you can potentially win the current H&M personalized fashion recommendation Kaggle challenge.TWEET OF THE WEEK: @grantbeasley
Don’t forget to retweet it if you liked it!Part 2 of the H&M recommendations challenge – image embeddings and @neo4j Fabric. Creating recommendations from product images. So excited by this one I've shared it a day earlier than normal… https://t.co/yDZ7eOXUvT
— Grant Beasley (@grantbeasley) February 23, 2022
WHAT ELSE IS GOING ON?
Currently, the Call for Papers for GraphConnect 2022 is open and we encourage all of you to submit.
The Neo4j Training Series – Introductory Workshop is on March 2nd.
You can still participate in our Neo4j Developer Survey. It takes only a few minutes.
Going Meta is a video series on graphs, semantics and knowledge. This 2nd episode is about semantic search: a worked example on March 1st.
