This Week in Neo4j: Data Fabric, Mapping App Flaws, Changes in Cypher, Graph Data Science, Recommendations, Visualization, CloudQuery, and More
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There's plenty more within!` Gal Engelberg presents an ontology-driven data federation architecture that groups discovered application flaws by attack techniques and corresponding countermeasures. Tomaz Bratanic explains the new Cypher syntax, including inline filtering options and syntax for defining unique constraints, existential subqueries, and count subqueries. Neo4j Live features sessions on graph data science, visualization, recommendation systems, app development, and interview-style discussions about the importance of graph query language. The upcoming events include Discover AuraDB with Michael and Alexander, Neo4j Live: SustainGraph – A Knowledge Graph for Sustainable Development, a meetup on graph databases in action, and Going Meta – A Series on Graphs, Semantics, and Knowledge Ep. 13. `Don't forget to retweet, if you like it!` quotes Thomas Larsen (@tlarsendataguy) as saying Neo4j is an easy DB for application development that refactors as easily as code.
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