p: 400 trash bags of grocery receipts + Neo4j

Brief: In early May, Instacart open-sourced 3 million orders from their online grocery shopping service. The data covers multiple orders from over 200,000 anonymized users, providing a rich playground of exploration. In this talk, we’ll cover how to represent and query this data in graph form using Neo4j. We’ll also talk about some interesting trends in the data and how we can leverage them to build services and apps.

Speaker: Jonathan Freeman is a Senior Software Engineer at Spantree Technology Group in Chicago, where he divides his time between infrastructure, application development, and data engineering. In his free time, he tries to cook tasty food and plays music.

Resources: a GitHub repository with queries and instructions on setting it up locally: https://github.com/Spantree/instacart-neo4j

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t: theory

p: practice, applied talk

x: experience

h: hackathon

m: informal meet&greet

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