Primeros pasos con la base de datos de grafos Neo4j
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The document introduces Neo4j, an open-source graph database. It provides instructions on downloading and installing Neo4j on Unix systems. It also discusses GrapheneDB which hosts Neo4j in the cloud and provides a demo of Neo4j. Resources for learning more about Neo4j such as tutorials, code repositories and meetups are listed. Information is given on an upcoming Neo4j training in Madrid.
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Primeros pasos con la base de datos de grafos Neo4j
- 1. Neo4j: Primeros pasos Alberto Perdomo GrapheneDB GraphDB Madrid @albertoperdomo alberto@graphenedb.com | - Feb 2014
- 2. My graph Alberto Perdomo Aentos FOUNDED WORKS_ON DEVELOPS HOSTS GrapheneDB alberto@graphenedb.com | @albertoperdomo Neo4j
- 3. Descarga: neo4j.org alberto@graphenedb.com | @albertoperdomo
- 4. Instalación (Unix) ๏ $ tar xvfz neo4j-community-2.0.1-unix.tar.gz ๏ $ cd neo4j-community-2.0.1/ ๏ $ bin/neo4j start alberto@graphenedb.com | @albertoperdomo
- 5. GrapheneDB: Neo4j as a Service alberto@graphenedb.com | @albertoperdomo
- 7. Movies tutorial alberto@graphenedb.com | @albertoperdomo
- 8. Graph gists ๏ http://gist.neo4j.org/ alberto@graphenedb.com | @albertoperdomo
- 9. Neo4j Resources ๏ Code & Issues: github.com/neo4j/neo4j ๏ Resources: www.neo4j.org/learn ๏ Mailing List: groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/neo4j ๏ Questions: stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/neo4j ๏ Meetups: www.neo4j.org/participate/events/meetups alberto@graphenedb.com | @albertoperdomo Free download: http://graphdatabases.com/
- 10. Training ๏ 13 de marzo - Madrid - Utopic_US ๏ Entradas: http://bit.ly/neo4j-learn-mad-1304 ๏ Descuento 10%: madrid4j ๏ Interesado en futuras ediciones? ๏ Apúntate ☞ http://bit.ly/neo4j-training-spain alberto@graphenedb.com | @albertoperdomo