Announcing the GA Release of Spring Data Neo4j 4.0

The first officially supported version of Spring Data Neo4j, a project that enables developers to work with Neo4j embedded in the Spring Framework for enterprise and personal projects, is now available. This new release was made possible by the efforts of GraphAware's team, including Vince, Adam, Luanne, Michal, and Pivotal's Spring Data project lead Oliver Gierke. The project started as a personal initiative in 2009 and has undergone significant changes since its inception, with the goal of providing an object-graph-mapping library that makes extensive use of Neo4j's Cypher query language. The new version, Spring Data Neo4j 4.0, is built on top of a plain Java-Object-Graph-Mapper and provides pluggable transport layers for future development. It also introduces support for the beloved Spring Data Repositories and provides an easy-to-use example project repository as a starting point for developers to get started with the new release.

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