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How Neo4j accelerates the scalability of your POCs and MVPs thanks to the power of databases and its Dataviz approach!
Graph-oriented databases are becoming increasingly popular. This is largely due to their ability to model and represent relationships between data in a natural way.
In this article, we take a closer look at Neo4j, one of the leading graph-oriented databases. We will see how it can be used to transform Web application development and data analysis
Neo4j is a graph-oriented database platform featuring the Cypher query language and the ability to manage highly interconnected data.
With Neo4j, developers can create data models rich in relationships and properties, offering a more faithful representation of the real world.
Cypher enables complex queries to be performed to extract valuable information from this data. This implementation may seem more complex than a relational database such as mySQL) or less attractive than NoSQL via mongoDB.
Nevertheless, the underlying technological contribution is a fertile foundation for providing the project with complementary and powerful resources at its fingertips.
Graph-oriented databases are designed to store data in the form of nodes interconnected by relationships.
Unlike relational databases, they avoid complex joins by making the relationships between data more intuitive.
This approach allows for more flexible data modelling, particularly when relationships are crucial to understanding the information.
When it comes to developing Web applications, graph-oriented databases like Neo4j are ideal when we have domains that require complex relationships between data.
In e-commerce applications, for example, Neo4j can model the relationships between products, customers, orders and reviews.
It can also optimise time in areas such as customer relations, shipment tracking and goods returns.
This helps avoid loss or waste. Benefits include rapid queries and efficient scalability for growth needs.
Graph-oriented databases play a crucial role in visualising and analysing interconnected data. Companies can use Neo4j to identify hidden trends (Sentiment Analysis or Opinion Mining).
It can also be used to identify influence groups and behavioural patterns by analysing the relationships between data. But it can also be used to analyse the supply chain in order to detect potential anomalies and resolve them.
This approach is particularly useful when coupled with machine learning techniques and artificial intelligence.
Neo4j can greatly simplify the development of complex applications by reducing the challenges associated with relationship modelling. Cypher queries are more intuitive than more complex SQL queries.
This saves time and money.
Several well-known companies have successfully adopted Neo4j. For example, Airbnb uses it to manage accommodation recommendations based on user preferences and relationships.
Similarly, eBay uses Neo4j to optimise the search and discovery of products in its vast online catalogue.
These use cases illustrate how Neo4j can transform various sectors thanks to its ability to manage complex data.
Graph-oriented databases, in particular Neo4j, are opening up exciting new prospects for Web development and Business Intelligence.
Every element of a value chain, whatever the sector (commerce, industry, energy, logistics, transport, IoT, etc.).
These technologies offer a better representation of the real world and enable more in-depth analyses.
Consider Neo4j an essential tool for high-performance applications and actionable insights, and a key element in the success of your application projects.
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Consultant Tech Lead pour GOWeeZ
Fort de ses 15 années d’expériences dans le Marketing Digital, Christophe est familier de la gestion de projets de marketing et d'innovation digitales complexes. Il façonne des outils de marketing sur mesure (Design pattern MVC sous Fat-Free Framework, etc.). Développement de POC et MVP pour GOWeeZ.
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