This week we have the release of Graphileon Personal Edition, a new Getting Started with Neo4j YouTube series, Intuitive Detections Research with Neo4j, we learn how to build the user timeline of a Neo4j based dating site, and more!

1. This Week in Neo4j
18th August 2018

2. Mark Needham
Developer Relations Engineer at Neo4j
mark.needham@neo4j.com / devrel@neo4j.com
@markhneedham
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3. The week's graph database news
in one handy slide deck!
Find the archive at
neo4j.com/tag/twin4j

4. Featured community member: Brian Underwood
Learn more about Brian

5. This week Graphileon announced the beta release of
Graphileon Personal Edition 2.0.0, a stand-alone edition of
their graphy application builder and graph manager. It's
available on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux.
Release: Graphileon Personal Edition
Download your copy of Graphileon

6. Elaine Rosenberg has started a new YouTube series of
videos showing people how to get up and running with
Neo4j. There are two videos so far. The first covers Neo4j
Desktop, and the second shows you
how to get up and running with Neo4j
Browser.
YouTube: Getting Started with Neo4j
Subscribe to the YouTube series

7. Makona is a decentralised platform used for tracking
donations to Non-Governmental Organisation. I came
across an interesting blog post describing how they use
Neo4j to store the relationships
between users, accounts and the
money they contain, as part of their
asset tracker solution.
Read the blog post
Makona: Using Neo4j to build an asset tracker

8. Loading Graph Data for An Object Graph Mapper or
GraphQL
Michael Hunger has written up his experience loading
graph data into Object Graph Mappers. He explains the
different ways we can map graph data - from variable
length path queries to pattern comprehensions and map
projections - and shows how to use
these different approaches for
data loading.
Read the blog post

9. Nik Seetharaman has written a blog post where he shows
how to use graph analytics tools to visualize simulated
attacks during the course of detections research to gain an
intuition of what an attack is
doing across multiple axes.
Intuitive Detections Research With Graph Analytics
and Neo4J
Read the blog post

10. Max De Marzi continues with his Building a Dating Site
series of blog posts. In part 6 he builds the functionality
that lets users post things to the site and in part 7 creates
the user timeline.
Building a Dating Site: The User Timeline
Read the whole blog series

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