appendix B. Neo4j
Throughout this book, the examples, code, and exercises are based on a specific graph database: Neo4j. Nevertheless, all the theories, algorithms, and even code can easily be adapted to work with any graph database on the market now and (with a good approximation) in the future. I selected this database because
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I’ve worked with this database for the past 10 years (and know it inside out).
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It is a native graph database (with all the consequences that it brings, as explained throughout the book).
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It has a broad community of experts.
According to DB-Engines, Neo4j has been the most popular graph database management system (DBMS) for several years (http://mng.bz/YAMB; figure B.1).1
Figure B.1 DB-Engines ranking of graph ...
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