NODES is a free, virtual conference run by Neo4j for developers, data scientists, and other technical roles who want to learn more about graph databases and how they can be used to solve complex problems. Join us online November 7! …
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Press the Easy Button: Organize a Virtual Conference Schedule with a Graph Database
Putting together a conference schedule for NODES 2024 (one of my favorite events of the year) is a massive undertaking, but my colleague and I used technologies and tools at our disposal to make this process a little more efficient and greatly reduce opportunities for mistakes.
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How to Run Neo4j on Kubernetes
For an upcoming event, I was asked to give a demo of how to run Neo4j on Kubernetes. I had very little experience with Kubernetes, so I decided to document my journey for later reference.
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Spring AI: How to Write GenAI Applications with Java
We’ll look at how to write GenAI applications with Java using the Spring AI framework and utilize RAG for improving answers.
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Time Machine: A Look-Back at Java Sessions from NODES 2022
As we prepare for NODES 2023, let’s pull out the time machine and review the Java sessions from NODES 2022.
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Neo4j’s Online Conference Is Coming In October… And You’re Invited!
Join the biggest graph community gathering dedicated to learning how to integrate graph technologies into ML and dev projects.
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Creating a GraphQL API for Neo4j with Quarkus and SmallRye GraphQL
Learn how to write a GraphQL API that uses Neo4j AuraDB as a backend with Quarkus and deploy it as a native image on Heroku.
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Journeys in Java, Level 6: Build a Neo4j Microservice
Create a Neo4j database, get data loaded, then build a new service that interacts with the database and provides an API for client services.
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Building a Fullstack IMDB Clone with a Java Backend using SparkJava and Neo4j
Learn about a brand new Java developer course for Neo4J with Java 17, with lessons learned, code snippets, insights, and more!
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Visualization of the Message Flow between Business Functions with Vaadin and Neo4j
Analyzing and visualizing message flows between business functions was the goal of my current project. Learn about where Vaadin and Neo4J fit in!