Podcast Interview with Dilyan Damyanov, Snowplow Analytics

Here's another great podcast for you: I had a chat with Dilyan Damyanov of Snowplow Analytics, chatting about how you can use a graph database for enhancing your event analytics, specifically for clickstream analysis. I wrote about this myself a while back, but of course there is so much more to it - and Snowplow has really done a great job at enabling it with their toolset.

Here's our chat:

Here's the transcript of our conversation:

RVB: 00:00:14.000 Hello everyone. My name is Rik Van Bruggen from Neo4j and here I am recording another Graphistania Neo4j podcast. And today, I've got someone from London on the phone. That's Dilyan Damyanov. Hi, Dilyan.

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Podcast Interview with Ray Bernard, SuprFanz

The last GraphConnect conference in New York City was a true blast - sweet memories. One of the highlights for me was a visit to the SuprFanz booth at the Community Corner, where I chatted to Ray Bernard in a 360 degree recording:

Ray and I had been connected indirectly through something called "graph karaoke", which you will learn about a bit later. So, I published the above, but decided that it would be cool to have a longer chat with Ray on our podcast. So that's what we did, and here's the result:


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Lots of graphyness in Benelux happening in October

Just thought I would quickly summarize some of the great activities that are happening around neo4j and graphs in Belgium and the Netherlands in October:

• We are organising some wonderful trainings together with Xebia in the Netherlands: 

• a Neo4j tutorial that is meant to introduce you to the wonderful world of neo4j
• a Neo4j in Production training that will cover more advanced topics
• Our community will also be meeting up:
• together with Glimworm, we are hosting a graph modeling meetup in Amsterdam. You bring your model, I will bring beer. And some.
• the day after, we will do exactly the same thing with our friends at Archimiddle.

For any of these, please register on the eventbrite/meetup links above, and let's make these wonderful events.