Artistic Spring Data Neo4j 3.x with Spring Boot and Van Gogh
summary
A Van Gogh life-mapping web app proves the claim that a graph model makes journeys, paintings, museums and social data queryable one-to-one: data imported via load CSV into Neo4j 2.x, mapped with Spring Data Neo4j and served with Spring Boot, then deployed to Cloud Foundry with the graph hosted on GrapheneDB. Cypher expresses arbitrary‑length travel chains and geospatial queries; server extensions expose focused REST endpoints. Demos show the UI, spatial searches and repository saves working end‑to‑end, with plans for a new OGM and GDBC driver.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and use case
- 2:46Graph database overview
- 6:40Graph model and applications
- 10:43Whiteboard-friendly modeling
- 13:39Neo4j core concepts
- 19:28Cipher query language
- 32:17Spring data Neo4j overview
- 36:53Mapping and repositories
- 41:51Live demo and cloud setup
- 55:15Server extensions
- 1:02:39Future developments
- 1:09:27Q&A session
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