SkillsCast
A NetworkX-esque API for Neo4j Graph Algorithms
SkillsCast
About the Speaker
Nowadays Neo4j has its own Graph Algorithms library but we have to call that via Cypher procedures which isn’t quite as nice. Mark wanted to fix that.
As a result, a few months ago he started writing a NetworkX-esque API that would provide a nice wrapper around Neo4j’s algorithms. In this talk he’d like to show off the library and how easy it is to use the networkx function calls that you’re used to without having to worry whether your graph will fit in memory in your Python program.
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A NetworkX-esque API for Neo4j Graph Algorithms
Mark Needham
Mark Needham is a graph advocate and Developer Relations Engineer at Neo4j.