Neo4j Unit Testing with GraphUnit
16 Jun 2014 by Luanne Misquitta · 0 min read
Testing the state of an Embedded Neo4j database is now much easier if you use GraphUnit, a component of the GraphAware Neo4j Framework.
Find out what's new in the world of mission-critical graph analytics.
16 Jun 2014 by Luanne Misquitta · 0 min read
Testing the state of an Embedded Neo4j database is now much easier if you use GraphUnit, a component of the GraphAware Neo4j Framework.
29 May 2014 by Michal Bachman · 0 min read
Recently, we announced the GraphAware Framework. Today, I would like to introduce its first feature called GraphUnit. GraphUnit is a component that helps Java developers unit test their code that talks to Neo4j and mutates data.
28 May 2014 by Michal Bachman · 0 min read
In this short blog post, I would like to introduce the GraphAware Neo4j Framework.Its goal is very ambitious: we’d like to make it as useful for Neo4j developers, as the Spring Framework is for Java developers. The Framework aims at speeding up development with Neo4j by providing a platform for building useful generic aswell as domain-specific functionality, analytical capabilities, graph algorithms, and more.
24 Oct 2013 by Michal Bachman · 3 min read Neo4j Modelling Beginner
In the last post of our “Neo4j Modelling for Beginners” series,we looked at bidirectional relationships. In this post, we compare the implications of qualifying relationships byusing different relationship types versus using relationship properties.
11 Oct 2013 by Michal Bachman · 2 min read Neo4j Modelling Beginner
Transitioning from the relational world to the beautiful world of graphs requires a shift in thinking about data. Althoughgraphs are often much more intuitive than tables, there are certain mistakes peopletend to make when modelling their data as a graph for the first time. In this article, we look at one common sourceof confusion: bidirectional relationships.
02 Oct 2013 by Michal Bachman · 2 min read Neo4j Analytics Advanced
I have just finished a year-long MSc. program in Computing at Imperial College London. My thesis was called GraphAware:Towards Online Analytical Processing in Graph Databases, which you can freely download. It’s not an easy, cover-to-coverread, but there might be some interesting parts, even if you don’t go through all the (over 100) pages.