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Spatial Cypher Cheat Sheet: A Resource for Working with Geospatial Data in Neo4j
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Build a Routing Web App with Neo4j, OpenStreetMap, and Leaflet.js
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Thanks for sharing. I wasn't aware of osm2ai - looks helpful! I'm starting a new project this week and will test out the QGIS -> Affinity workflow and write up any findings.
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Is anyone using Affinity for cartography? I’m currently using ArcGIS —> Illustrator workflow but am curious if a QGIS —> Affinity workflow is feasible.
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Neo4j Graph Data Science 2.0 and Neo4j AuraDS: Hosted Graph Data Science Service
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Looks neat - congrats on the launch! Could you give a high-level overview of the tech stack? I'm specifically curious how you work with the social graph data aspects and approaches to generating recommendations.
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Neo4j GraphQL Library: Build GraphQL APIs backed by a native graph database
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Graph Data Visualization With GraphQL and react-force-graph
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Building a GraphQL Server with Next.js API Routes
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No Cost Data Scraping with GitHub Actions and Neo4j Aura
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Building a Location Aware Endpoint Using Neo4j and Cloudflare Workers
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It's worth nothing that the ICIJ uses some pretty neat tooling to analyze data like this. They've now developed their own platform called Datashare[0] for analyzing documents that includes functionality like entity extraction via
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GraphQL Architect: Low-Code GraphQL APIs Powered by Neo4j
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Neo4j | Backend Software Engineer - GraphQL | Full Time | London or Malmö, Sweden Neo4j is the world's leading graph database and we believe graph databases are the optimal backend for GraphQL APIs. Come help realize that vision by joi
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How do you monitor this?
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> Neo4J never really cut it for me. What did you find lacking in Neo4j?
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GraphQL ResolveInfo Deep Dive
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Neo4j Graph Data Science and Rule-Based Graph Data Visualization
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Multi-Tenant GraphQL with Neo4j 4.0
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Working with Spatial Data in Neo4j GraphQL in the Cloud
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Neo4j Aura: Flexible Graph Database as a Service
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Building a Photo-Based Personalized Recommendations Application
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Another option for solving the N+1 query problem is to generate a single database query at the root level by inspecting the selection set of the GraphQL query. This is the approach used by Neo4j GraphQL (and other GraphQL database integrati
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Sort of. ISO GQL is largely about taking the best ideas from Cypher (and other graph query languages) into a language overseen by an international standards body backed by multiple companies and implementations.
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While the ISO GQL standards draft is being prepared, the best way for a developer to learn and prepare for ISO GQL is to learn the Cypher query language.[1] Many of the concepts from Cypher will be carried over into ISO GQL. [1]: https:&#x
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Graph databases like Neo4j have a very important performance characteristic called "index-free adjacency". This means that a traversal from node to node (similar to a JOIN in a relational database) does NOT use an index. Instead,
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Yup, you can think of ISO GQL as the future of Cypher.
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Not to muddy the waters here, but you can use GraphQL to build APIs with graph databases like Neo4j. There are integrations that use GraphQL type definitions to define the database data model, translate GraphQL queries to Cypher, and extend
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Football Transfers Graph App with the GRANDstack Starter Kit
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Do you use the Neo4j GraphQL integration? [1] Or some other approach for building your GraphQL layer on top of Neo4j? [1] https://grandstack.io/docs/neo4j-graphql-js-quickstart.html
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