This Week in Neo4j – New Release for Data Importer, Neo4j Browser, GraphQL, Bloom, and Much More

The Neo4j company has announced the beta release of its new Data Importer, a no-code user interface for importing flat file data into a graph database. The tool is designed to quickly load 2-dimensional data files but does not replace existing ETL tools or handle production loads. This new feature was added in response to user feedback on the Neo4j Browser, which includes trackpad zoom gestures and a fit-to-screen feature that enhances graph visualization. Additionally, other releases were announced, including updates to Bloom and APOC, as well as a GraphQL library release, a data science article featuring Dr. Jim Webber, and a tutorial on creating a graph for a Kaggle competition. The company is also encouraging users to participate in its Neo4j Developer Survey and calling for submissions for the GraphConnect 2022 conference.

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