Neo4j: NOSQL and the Benefits of Graph Databases
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Emil Eifrem, the founder of Neo4j, created a text role-playing game (that is still being played 15 years later) in C, but is better known for being a developer, an evangelist, mentor, and consulting architect for graph databases while preaching the demise of tabular solutions everywhere.
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small imperfection in the slides
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ben dreux
Re: small imperfection in the slides
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Anders Nawroth
Re: small imperfection in the slides
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James Watson
Excellent presentation
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Alejandro Garcia
The two parts:
Overview of NoSQL
and
Overview of Neo4j
are really good.
You can see the speaker know his stuff the talk is polished...
And the most important thing I guess it has really made me think of experimenting with graph databases.
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