PhillyDB: Introduction to Graph Databases

Submitted by admin on Thu, 04/04/2013 - 19:57

We'll introduce Neo4j, an open source graph database that you can embed, deploy as a server, or use in the cloud. Starting with graph databases 101, you'll leave with an understanding of graph-like thinking, when to use a graph, and what great new magic you'll be able to add to your toolbox.

If you are dealing with highly connected data, writing crazy stored procedures, battling monster join tables or just want a new perspective on databases, you'll want to come to this meet-up. Learn the secret sauce behind Neo4j, and see some example Neo4j projects to help you get started.

PhillyDB will meet on the 16th floor of the MSB. Note that the meeting may be listed at the front desk under the name 'Technically Philly Groups'.

Schedule:

6:00 - pizza and socializing
6:30 - presentations
8:00 - beverages at Nodding Head Brewpub

Speaker: Max De Marzi
Max is a graph database enthusiast. He built the Neography Ruby Gem, a rest api wrapper to the Neo4j Graph Database. He blogs about all the things you can do with Neo4j at http://maxdemarzi.com

April 16 · 6:00 PM - Municipal Services Building

Register at the PhillyDB site