This Week in Neo4j – We need your GraphConnect 2020 talks, New Educator Program, Tuning Cypher, How do British MPs vote?

We've returned from our team offsite and NODES 2019 conference in Sweden, where we showcased Neo4j's capabilities. The Developer Relations team is now gearing up for GraphConnect 2020, seeking community contributions to make the developer track exciting. We launched a new Educator Program, which includes features such as a comparison of the Northwind dataset in Neo4j and PostgreSQL. Our featured community member this week is Ryan Boyd, who has started a new job as Head of Developer Relations at Databricks. The NODES 2019 conference videos are now available on YouTube, featuring talks like Andrew Bowman's Tuning Cypher. We're closing our Call for Papers for GraphConnect 2020, and we need your help to fill the schedule with experience reports or talk ideas. Additionally, we've shared blog posts on various topics, including British MPs voting similarity using the Pearson Similarity algorithm, loading US lobbying data into Neo4j, and a comparison of the Northwind dataset in Neo4j and PostgreSQL. Our new Educator Program aims to empower educators teaching Neo4j in classroom labs, with features like official training materials and dedicated support channels.

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