Podcast interview with Ben Nussbaum, AtomRain

Recently had the chance to chat to one of the Nussbaum-brothers, Ben more specifically. We've met eachother a bunch of times at various graph events over the years, and next week they will be at GraphConnect again presenting their latest and greatest services and products. So it was a great time to catch up and discuss their view on Graphistania and the rest of the graphlands. So here's our conversation:


And as always, here's the transcript of our conversation:

RVB: 00:02 Hello everyone. My name is Rik. Rik Van Bruggen from Neo Technology. And here I am again recording a great podcast episode with Ben Nussbaum from AtomRain. Hi Ben. 

BN: 00:15 Hi Rik, thanks for having me. 

Podcast Interview with Nicolas Rouyer, Orange

It's been a few crazy busy weeks and therefore a bit slower on the Podcasting front, but I still want to keep up this community effort, and so here we are again. I spoke to a dear community member from Toulouse, France: Nicolas Rouyer. Nicolas has been a driving force in the local community in Toulouse, and has also presented his experience with Neo4j at numerous meetups and GraphConnect conferences:

So I definitely wanted to have a chat with him, and here's the result:

Here's the transcript of our conversation:

RVB: 00:01 Hello everyone. My name is Rik, Rik Van Bruggen from Neo. And here I am again recording another episode of our Graphistania podcast. It's been a while since we've had some European guests on the podcast, so I'm very happy to have Nicolas Rouyer from Orange in France on the podcast. Hi Nicolas. 

NR: 00:23 Hi, Rik. How are you?

GraphConnect Europe 2016 - of course we have a Schedule-graph

It's that time of the year again - GraphConnect Europe 2016 really is around the corner now. We have so much to look forward to - great users, community, customers, developers, engineers, speakers, founders - and everyone with a graphista-bone in their body is flocking to London on April 25th-26th. So of course, on this blog, I had to have some kind of little contribution to make - and traditionally (like I have done for many other conferences in different blogposts), I have to make an improvement on this "ugly" table:

This is: I really want to look at this data as a GRAPH - not a table. Of course, you say...

The GraphConnect Schedule Spreadsheet

In orde to do that, we create a nice little spreadsheet version of the schedule first. Simple, in a Google Sheet: here it is. It really is pretty simple: