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Surrounded by Graphs - a short introduction to Graph Databases and Neo4j
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Julian Simpson
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jan Fri 16
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From social networks to IP address allocations to Makefiles, we're all surrounded by graphs. Graph data structures are an increasingly helpful approach to modelling and storing your data. This presentation will introduce Graph Databases in the form of Neo4j, an open source Graph Database. Neo4j has been an open source project since 2007, though it was originally used before then in production at a private company in Sweden. Neo4j sports a humane query language called Cypher, which will be demonstrated in the presentation. Several modelling examples will be demonstrated with working examples taken from the world around us. The attendee will learn: * The difference between a graph and a chart * What a Graph Database is * How Graph Databases compare to other NoSQL databases * How to create a simple graph to store (and query) data in Neo4j
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