Very well articulated. Need to find more presentations like this. A little more visual interaction would have been even better, but it was, by far, better than most Neo4j talks.
i've been trying to understand modeling for a while now... lots of reading, etc. this presentation was one of the most helpful/ clearest in practical modeling. Well done.
Excellent presentation. Tackles the questions I had designing my graph data model. He explains, when to make nodes instead of attributes or relationships and how to version a graph over time. Haven't found these information anywhere else.
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Very well articulated. Need to find more presentations like this. A little more visual interaction would have been even better, but it was, by far, better than most Neo4j talks.
i've been trying to understand modeling for a while now... lots of reading, etc. this presentation was one of the most helpful/ clearest in practical modeling. Well done.
Excellent presentation. Tackles the questions I had designing my graph data model. He explains, when to make nodes instead of attributes or relationships and how to version a graph over time. Haven't found these information anywhere else.
Helpful clear step though and looking at some good and bad simple graphs.
This helped to answer many of my data modelling questions. Thank you very much...!
Great explanation of data modelling using Neo4j. Man thanks for sharing!
Excellent presentation. Thanks! Feel like I really understand it all now.
Thanks you, this was great presentation !
Starts at 3:40
44:22 traverse key
53:10 cypher
Sounds like Gordon Ramsay talking about Data Modeling