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Neo4j: NOSQL and the Benefits of Graph Databases
Summary
Emil Eifrem overviews the trends leading to NOSQL (Not Only SQL), and the four emerging NOSQL solutions: key-value stores, plus column, document and graph databases. He also explains the internals of a graph database and an example of using Neo4j - a graph database - in production.
Bio
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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Community comments
small imperfection in the slides
by ben dreux,
Re: small imperfection in the slides
by Anders Nawroth,
Re: small imperfection in the slides
by James Watson,
Excellent presentation
by Alejandro Garcia,
Very thorough stuff
by Shah Ismail,
small imperfection in the slides
by ben dreux,
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i don't know why but some letter's are missing on some slides
Re: small imperfection in the slides
by Anders Nawroth,
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There's a better version of the slides at slideshare.net/emileifrem.
Re: small imperfection in the slides
by James Watson,
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There seems to be a technical issue with InfoQ an slides. I've seen this on other presentations recently. There is also something wrong with the way they handle animations, even when they are very simple.
Excellent presentation
by Alejandro Garcia,
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I think this is an excellent presentation.
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.
Very thorough stuff
by Shah Ismail,
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Excellent presentation and excellent speaker!