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This Week in Neo4j – Search Phrases in Bloom, SSIS Data Flow, Project and Libraries Dependency Graph

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Date Published
Author
Mark Needham
Word Count
567
Company Posts That Month
20
Language
English
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Summary

This week, Anurag Tandon shared advanced search features in Neo4j Bloom and created Cypher queries via user-friendly natural language search phrases. Pablo Díaz built a project and library dependencies graph to help customers understand the relationships between different projects. Igor Rozani was featured as a community member for his Pokémon Graph project, which used Neo4j to track Mega Evolutions of Pokémon. Paul O'Neill wrote about graph data modeling, contrasting inferred vs explicit categories and labels. Robin Moffatt shared slides from his talk on building a streaming ETL solution with Rail Data, using Kafka and Neo4j. A new Haskell, GraphQL, and Neo4j library was released, along with tutorials and workshops organized by community members like Igor Rozani. Community members also shared their projects and experiences with Neo4j, including conditional WHERE clauses in Cypher queries and a project that uses the Haskell Bolt Driver.

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