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Working with Neo4j Date and Spatial Types in a React.js App
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Banks and credit card companies in the US have a vested interest in ensuring that credit cards are used to purchase goods and services on credit. In 2017 total credit card debt in the US was ~$941 billion.[1] At an average rate of 15%[2] th
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I've seen a few server-side Swift frameworks (for building web apps or API apps) such as Perfect[1] and Kitura[2] (which is backed by IBM). It's not clear to me how much uptake they have so far. [1] https://perfect.org&
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Graph Visualization with Neovis.js: Leveraging Graph Algorithms in Data Viz
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Expose a GraphQL Endpoint from Neo4j Without Implementing Resolvers
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https://muzzleapp.com/ Does a great job of demonstrating the value of the product.
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Five Common GraphQL Problems and How Neo4j-GraphQL Aims to Solve Them
(blog.grandstack.io)
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As in "call me maybe", both a reference to the song lyrics and what might happen in a distributed system when a network partition occurs.
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Six Ways to Explore the Russian Twitter Trolls Database
(hackernoon.com)
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Six Ways to Explore the Russian Twitter Trolls Database in Neo4j
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If anyone is interested in working with the Paradise Papers / Offshore Leaks Neo4j database from this post it can be downloaded from the ICIJ website here: https://offshoreleaks.icij.org/pages/database
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Geocoding Paradise Papers Addresses in Neo4j for Geographical Data Visualization
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Applying NLP and Entity Extraction to the Russian Twitter Troll Tweets
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Scraping Russian Twitter Trolls with Python, Neo4j, and GraphQL
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Building a simple GraphQL server with Neo4j
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Interesting approach for using GraphQL with a graph database. There is also an integration for Neo4j [1] that works similarly (it translates GraphQL to Cypher), however it also exposes Cypher in GraphQL through a @cypher directive, which m
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Analyzing a Local Startup Ecosystem with Mattermark, GraphQL, Apollo, and Neo4j
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Is there a particular problem that you were able to solve with a graph database that would have been more difficult using a different database?
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I've been using GPG on Sierra for a while now and it works great - although without GPGMail. I actually didn't realize there was a mail integration...
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I'd love to explore how this data could be used to enhance recommender systems.
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Combining the BuzzFeed Trumpworld Graph with Government Contract Data in Neo4j
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> First 250 members FREE. How many people here belong to a paid Slack channel? I've seen a few of these around, but was skeptical that the value I would derive from a paid Slack channel is greater than the handful of open ones I am
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What mailing list is that? I couldn't find it with a quick google search.
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Is this actually being used in production at Twitter? Skimming the paper it's not quite clear to me.
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FullContact acquires Conspire
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If you are writing lots of joins in SQL, that might be a good use case for a graph database like Neo4j. Neo4j treats relationships as first class citizens, so really anytime you care about relationships in your data you might have a good gr
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Using Neo4j Spatial Procedures to Analyze US Congressional Data
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Does anyone know what type of technology will be powering this? Is Mozilla building some sort of graph database to make this work?
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Analyzing the Graph of Thrones with Neo4j
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I wonder what kind of software / tools the journalists used to analyze the leaked data. Anyone have any info on this?
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