This document summarizes Neo4j news from the week of October 28th 2017, including a slide deck of graph database news, featured community members Ray Barnard and Jen Webb, the opening keynote from GraphConnect NYC 2017, releases of Neo4j 3.3 and related tools, a podcast interview with Marco Falcier and Alberto d'Este about the Neo4j JDBC connector and graph modeling, and blog posts about using graphs and jQAssistant for bounded contexts and the meaning and structure of knowledge maps.

1. This Week in Neo4j
28th October 2017

2. The week's graph database news
in one handy slide deck!

3. Featured community members: Ray Barnard/Jen Webb
@suprfanz

4. GraphConnect NYC 2017 Opening Keynote
youtube.com/watch?v=sF_36fX5jFo

5. Releases: Neo4j 3.3, Graph Algorithms, APOC
neo4j.com/release-notes/neo4j-3-3-0/

6. This week on the podcast Rik interviewed Marco Falcier
and Alberto d’Este. They talk about Marco and Alberto’s
work on the JDBC connector, graph modeling, and Neo4j
Versioner - a collection of procedures, aimed to
help developers to manage the Entity-State
model.
Podcast: Marco Falcier and Alberto d'Este
blog.bruggen.com/2017/10/podcast-interview-with-marco-falcier.html

7. A graph(ical) approach towards Bounded Contexts
feststelltaste.de/a-graphical-approach-towards-bounded-contexts/
In his latest blog post Markus Harrer shows how to use
jQAssistant to work out where
intertwined components can
be cut into separate ones.

8. Knowledge Maps: Structure Versus Meaning
feststelltaste.de/a-graphical-approach-towards-bounded-contexts/
John Singer has another installment in his series on
knowledge graphs. In this article he considers what
meaning is and how software can know what something
means.

9. If you liked this check out the blog post
https://neo4j.com/blog/this-week-neo4j-28-october-2017