neo4j

This intensive, highly practical 2-day Neo4j course will provide you with the skills required to become effective with graphs and productive with Neo4j.

Join this course to learn Neo4j's excellent APIs and Cypher query language and how you can use the world's leading graph database to manage and query sophisticated connected data.

The NOSQL eXchange returns to Skills Matter!

Having troubles with messy data? Want connected data that runs thousands of times faster than relational databases? Adopt Neo4j, the world's leading graph database.

Join Ian Robinson and many more for a day packed with all things NOSQL!

Neo4J User Group : CASE STUDY: Using Graphs To Analyse Public Spending On International Development

COURSE PREREQUISITES You don't need any previous experience with Neo4j or NOSQL databases, but will require some fluency in Java, a little familiarity with a modern IDE, and a basic understanding of JUnit to help complete the lab tasks and benefit from this Neo4J tutorial.

You don't need any previous experience with Neo4j or NOSQL databases, but will require some fluency in Java, a little familiarity with a modern IDE, and a basic understanding of JUnit to help complete the lab tasks and benefit from this Neo4J tutorial.

In this talk Aleksa will introduce how you can integrate Neo4j with Spring. Topics covered will include declarative transactions, object-to-graph mapping using Spring-data-graph components, as well collections mapping using Cypher and Gremlin annotation support introduced in newly released version 1.1.0 of spring-data-graph.

Skills Matter is hosting the first annual NOSQL eXchange this November, and we are working on a great day of learning and sharing of skills on NOSQL technologies including MongoDB, CouchDB, Cassandra, Riak, and Neo4J.

Neo4j experts and Neo4j user group organisers, Ian Robinson and Jim Webber, bring their intensive two-day Neo4j tutorial to Skills Matter. Delivered this November by Jim Webber, the Neo4J tutorial provides a mixture of theory and hands-on practical sessions to demonstrate the capabilities of graph data and the Neo4j database.

Neil Ellis will be giving a talk on the value of using the Neo4J graph database to build a collaborative infrastructure. He will explore how the choice of storage mechanism affects application design and ultimately what functionality systems provide for their users.

Beers, pizza, and graph database talk to celebrate the new Neo4j release. Afterwards, we'll head to the Slaughtered Lamb for some more NoSQL related chat.