February 3, 2012 5:30 PM - 15 attended
Cloud deployments, Heroku, Spring Data Neo4j and other cool stuff
We will meet up at The Hub (no not the github unfortunately, though that's cool too). This time it will be a a visit by Peter Neubauer, VP Community at Neo Technology (and may be some other Neo4j hackers) who will talk about Cloud deployments, Heroku, Spring Data Neo4j etc. This will be a very interesting meetup as we will touch subjects connected to Python, Ruby, Java and what not. Laptops are optional but hey we wont stop you from hacking later :).
We also plan on doing a community brain storm session where we can talk about
-what are the things that we would like to see Neo4j do, things that are missing, things that can be improved
-how can we help spread the adoption of Neo4j. how to improve your learning
As usual we would love to see people contribute, so if you have some thing to show or share please let us know and we can modify the agenda. We will take 1 hour earlier on the Friday (from the usual 6:30, so we don't come between you and your well deserved friday weekend)
This meetup invite will remain open till 31st of January 2012 2nd Feburary 2012. So bring your friends, have some beer and discuss graphy things with us.
Cheers
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Jacob Hansson
Yeah, would be cool if you could to a talk on Heroku + Ruby for instance Peter :) I can book a space for us at the hub.
Posted December 30, 2011 at 3:07 PM -
Peter Neubauer
Yeah, JFokus sounds cool - let's see who is around, otherwise, just do an additional meetup? I am not around that weekend :/
I think we go for a Friday Huddle. We even could do an online Adobe Connect room to connect with others aroudn the globe and show off cool stuff?
Posted December 31, 2011 at 4:18 PM -
Johan Lundström
Can perhaps use Vionlabs/Webbstory (my employer's) offices, Fridhemsplan at St. Eriksgatan 63
Posted January 2 at 1:40 AM -
Jacob Hansson
Johan: Look into that, would love to see y'alls offices :)
Posted January 2 at 12:58 PM -
Peter Neubauer
Guys, should we maybe announce the meetup to other communities like Ruby or Cloud? Might be cool to get more people in?
Posted January 4 at 10:16 AM -
Shahzada Hatim
@Peter , sure. The more the merrier. We can mail to other meetup groups but I think most relavent medium to spread in the info is twitter.
Posted January 5 at 1:33 AM -
Johan Lundström
Unfortunately our offices doesn't work. Jacob told me The Hub might work instead.
Posted January 9 at 1:54 PM -
Jacob Hansson
Alright, I've booked the biggest conference room at the Hub, should be fine for 15 ppl, but might get crowded if we are more than that..
Posted January 9 at 2:31 PM
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Shahzada HatimEvent HostCo-OrganizerGreat talk, great questions and feedback. Really felt like an interactive community session.
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Lee SandbergMade a mind map this morning just to recap on all the stuff I learned increadble, a lot of stuff was covered. NEo4j on Heroko and who it actually works today and how it will look tomorrow. The new release of Neo4j has even more powerful with new functions in Cypher. I really had a chance to ask all thoose noob questions... Like "Is it possible to ecrypt text in nodes etc. " Well I had to ask, I have clients that needs things protected.
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This sounds cool, are any out of town speakers (like your self) planning to present? I was thinking of catching up Neo4j team members on JFokus for a meetup, but may be we can have a small BoF on the conference instead if this meetup is a go.