This Week in Neo4j - 9th June 2018
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This weekly newsletter from Neo4j discusses recent news and developments in the graph database community, including a screencast demonstrating the GRANDstack starter kit for building full stack applications with GraphQL, React, Apollo and Neo4j, the release of a new version of the Py2neo Python driver library, and several blog posts about loading external data into Neo4j from APIs, Powershell documentation, and the Lightning payment network.
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This Week in Neo4j - 9th June 2018
- 1. This Week in Neo4j 9th June 2018
- 2. Mark Needham Developer Relations Engineer at Neo4j mark.needham@neo4j.com / devrel@neo4j.com @markhneedham 2
- 3. The week's graph database news in one handy slide deck! Find the archive at neo4j.com/tag/twin4j
- 4. Featured community member: Dirk Mahler Learn more about Dirk
- 5. Will Lyon recorded a screencast in which he shows how to build and deploy a full stack application using the GRANDstack (GraphQL, React, Apollo, Neo4j Database) starter kit. Hands On With The GRANDstack Starter Project Watch the screencast
- 6. Py2neo v4: The Next Generation Read the release blog post This week Nigel Small released v4 of Py2neo, a client library and toolkit for working with Neo4j from within Python applications and from the command line. This version of the library wraps the 1.6 release of the official Python driver, which means that Py2neo can now focus on higher-level features and proper Pythonic API and integrations.
- 7. Lightning Network Graph Read the blog post The Lightning network is a decentralized network using smart contract functionality in the blockchain, and bluetegu has written a blog post showing how to export a node’s local view of the network topology into Neo4j.
- 8. Neo4j’s customer success team have written an article that shows how to utilize the Zendesk API to load data from Zendesk into Neo4j, specifically data about users who have chosen to subscribe or follow Knowledge Base sections. They use the Load JSON procedure from the APOC library to do so. Importing JSON APIs #1: ZenDesk Read the KB article
- 9. I’ve also written a blog post showing how to paginate through Strava’s API and load the data into Neo4j using the APOC Periodic Commit and Load JSON procedures. No scripting language in sight! Importing JSON APIs #2: Strava Read the blog post
- 10. Graph all the Powershell things Read the blog post Glenn Sarti wrote a blog post explaining how to use Powershell with Neo4j. He goes extremely meta and shows how to create a Neo4j graph of the Powershell help documents using Powershell!
- 11. GraphAware turn 5! Learn about GraphAware Neo4j Solution Partner GraphAware turned 5 this week. Happy Birthday and thanks for all the work you do in the Neo4j community!
- 12. If you liked this check out the blog post This Week in Neo4j - 9th June 2018