Events

The Neo4j ecosystem, with Neo Technology as its more prominent supporter, organizes and participates in a very large number of events. You can find an overview of these events at http://neo4j.com/events, but there are a couple of event types that deserve a bit of additional attention and a separate mention.

Meetup

Most of the Neo4j community events are organized and administered through the Meetup website. You can find most groups quite easily at http://neo4j.meetup.com/ or by searching for it on the main website (www.meetup.com). Many of the meetups also have a standardized URL that should be something like www.meetup.com/graphdb-<your_city_name>.

GraphConnect

Since 2012, Neo Technology has been organizing an industry-wide conference called GraphConnect. In 2014, the conference will be hosted in San Francisco, and the current plan is to have a European conference in London early 2015. For the past few editions, it has attracted hundreds of graph databases users and enthusiasts (www.graphconnect.com).

Conferences

Neo Technology attends a lot of interesting conferences around the world. You can find the most recent list of events at http://neo4j.com/events/#/events?area=World&type=Conference for more information.

Training

As more and more people start to deploy the Neo4j graph Database Management System, the need for building and managing the relevant competencies within the adopting enterprises will rise. Neo Technology has therefore started to provide different kinds of training that offer affordable and thorough possibilities for the users. You will find two types of training:

• Classroom training: These are available in many cities around the world. You can find an overview at http://neo4j.com/events/#/events?area=World&type=Training.

• Online training: Neo Technology started to offer online course material, for free, since early 2014. Given the success of the first training, it is very likely that additional courses will follow throughout the year. Visit http://www.neo4j.org/learn/online_course for the entry-level course as a starting point.