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.

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:

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.