This Week in Neo4j – Start Your Graph

This edition of Twin4j covers a wide range of topics, including data science and developer tools for Neo4j. Samuel Longley advocates for ETL as the most fun way to load data into Neo4j, while Tomaz Bratanic shares tips on optimizing data fetching from Neo4j with Apache Arrow. David Stevens analyzes social network graphs in NeoDash to identify common groups between people. Meanwhile, Sixing Huang has built a virtual voice assistant called Doctor.ai using Neo4j and AWS, which has potential applications in healthcare. The community is also highlighted through the featured member Rhys Evans, who models complex services as a graph stored in Neo4j and accessed through GraphQL. Additionally, Jennifer Reif explains how to transition from relational to NoSQL to graph databases in her video on Neo4j Live - Code Wars: Database Decisions for Application Development.

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