Neo4j Online Meetup

 
 
 

Register: https://go.neo4j.com/WBR-230322-Training-Series---Intermediate-Cypher-DevRel_Registration2.html

Intermediate Cypher, Data Modelling and Importing Data
Cypher
Learn everything there is to know to query Neo4j, including the more advanced cypher functionality, APOC, and everything in between.
Data Modelling & Importing
What is a graph data model? Modeling nodes and creating nodes for an instance model. Modeling relationships and creating relationships for an instance model. Learn how to Import your data afterwards.

 
 
 

Join us for the first episode of “GraphStuff.fm: Innovation Vertex”, where we sit down with Filip Åsblom, Co-founder and CTO at Digital Tvilling, to discuss the latest trends and innovations in graph technologies.

In this interview, Filip will share his insights on how Digital Tvilling is leveraging graph technologies to build powerful digital twins of physical assets and systems. We’ll explore the potential of this technology to create value across a range of industries, and learn from Filip’s experience as a pioneer in the field. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to discover the cutting-edge of graph technologies and the future of digital twins.

 
 
 

We will run a new stream on Discovering Aura Free ( http://dev.neo4j.com/discover-aura )
During the stream we will:
• Pick a dataset
• Select a bunch of questions we want to answer and create a data model
• Import the data into an Aura Free instance
• Run some queries
If you have any datasets you find interesting to explore, please let us know. Also join us with your questions during the stream

When: Every other Monday 9:00 London / 10:00 Berlin / 13:30 Mumbai / 16:00 Singapore

 
 
 

Register: https://go.neo4j.com/WBR-230329-Training-Series---Routing-Application-DevRel_Registration2.html

Build A Routing Web Application With Neo4j, OpenStreetMap, and Leaflet.js

Learn how to work with geospatial data in the Neo4j graph database in this hands-on workshop. We'll start by covering the spatial types and functions available in the Cypher query language and Neo4j then move on to spatial search operations and routing with graph algorithms. We'll import data from OpenStreetMap and see how to use the Neo4j JavaScript driver to build a navigation web application to find routes between points of interest and addresses.
Prerequisites:
Some basic familiarity with Neo4j and Cypher is helpful, but not required. We will be using Python in a notebook environment to import our OpenStreetMap data and JavaScript/HTML to build our web map so some familiarity with Python and JavaScript will be helpful, but also not a strict requirement. If you don't have a local Python development environment we will have options for using a hosted notebook environment like Google's Colab or GitHub Codespaces (you may want to create a GitHub account if you don't have one yet to use Codespaces)

 
 
 

Do you want to express your graph in easy-to-read YAML and push an easy button to automate scripts to build out your indexes and constraints? This tool will get you at least 67.8% of the way there!

SchemaSmith allows you to manage data in a centralized and scalable manner, and to ensure that data is properly structured and accessible.
We will show how SchemaSmith can be used to identify and fix issues in data models, as well as to track changes to the data over time.
Additionally, we will go over the benefits of using Neo4j and SchemaSmith for data governance and management.

Donovan Bergin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/donovan-bergin/

 
 
 

We will run a new stream on Discovering Aura Free ( http://dev.neo4j.com/discover-aura )
During the stream we will:
• Pick a dataset
• Select a bunch of questions we want to answer and create a data model
• Import the data into an Aura Free instance
• Run some queries
If you have any datasets you find interesting to explore, please let us know. Also join us with your questions during the stream

When: Every other Monday 10:00 NYC / 15:00 London / 16:00 Berlin / 19:30 Mumbai

 
 
 

Register: https://go.neo4j.com/WBR-230412-Training-Series---Spring-Data-Neo4j-DevRel_Registration2.html

Spring Data Neo4j: Concepts & Application Development

Spring Data Neo4j, part of the larger Spring Data family, provides easy configuration and access to Neo4j Graph Databases from Spring applications. It offers three different levels of abstraction to access the store. The Neo4j client, the Neo4j Template, and the Neo4j Repositories. Spring Data Neo4j offers advanced features to map annotated entity classes to the Neo4j Graph Database. The template programming model is equivalent to other Spring templates and builds the basis for interaction with the graph and is also used for the Spring Data repository support.

In this workshop we explain the major concepts and show how to start developing an application with SDN.

 
 
 

We will run a new stream on Discovering Aura Free ( http://dev.neo4j.com/discover-aura )
During the stream we will:
• Pick a dataset
• Select a bunch of questions we want to answer and create a data model
• Import the data into an Aura Free instance
• Run some queries
If you have any datasets you find interesting to explore, please let us know. Also join us with your questions during the stream

When: Every other Monday 10:00 NYC / 15:00 London / 16:00 Berlin / 19:30 Mumbai

 
 
 

We will run a new stream on Discovering Aura Free ( http://dev.neo4j.com/discover-aura )
During the stream we will:
• Pick a dataset
• Select a bunch of questions we want to answer and create a data model
• Import the data into an Aura Free instance
• Run some queries
If you have any datasets you find interesting to explore, please let us know. Also join us with your questions during the stream

When: Every other Monday 9:00 London / 10:00 Berlin / 13:30 Mumbai / 16:00 Singapore

 
 
 

We will run a new stream on Discovering Aura Free ( http://dev.neo4j.com/discover-aura )
During the stream we will:
• Pick a dataset
• Select a bunch of questions we want to answer and create a data model
• Import the data into an Aura Free instance
• Run some queries
If you have any datasets you find interesting to explore, please let us know. Also join us with your questions during the stream

When: Every other Monday 10:00 NYC / 15:00 London / 16:00 Berlin / 19:30 Mumbai