Neo4j (Graph Database) Crash Course

[@andyortlieb3768]

This is one of the best practical lessons I've ever watched. Super concise, thorough and no time wasted. I love it, thank you!

[@MrDarkplace22]

Thanks! my company is getting NEO4J soon and i have told this is the best intro course

[@abcdx4997]

I am an expert if you're in need of a ml engineer.

[@hasnaintechofficial]

Thank you for your time and effort in providing this crash course on Neo4j. Your explanations of nodes, relationships, querying, creating, and deleting them were very helpful. I really appreciate your time and effort in providing this crash course.

[@kurtthorsten4463]

Yo i was completely hooked to that video, was almost hard for me to take a break. great content, concise teaching style. thank you very much!

[@vincentjonathan]

So understandable even in 2x speed. Good teachings, bro. I subscribed you 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mallanagavenkataprasanthnaidu]

in my 20 years of lifetime this is the best tutorial i have ever seen

[@shubhamgattani5357]

Best introductory video for neo4j

[@lewisw5048]

This video is such a great introduction to Neo4J, thanks a lot for providing this!

[@nateererkongdee]

Thank you very much!!! Content in this VDO is very practical for self-learning. I have shared your VDO to my data team to introduce them about Graph DB. It's very helpful!

[@monome3038]

thank you so much for all the efforts that went into making this video, you made it a lot easier than i ever thought it could be

[@Akshatgiri]

You're a G. Extremely useful, clear and easy to follow introduction.

[@sahilbhatt2181]

This is one of the best lesson. I was finding videos to learn it but all of them were trash and suddenly today youtube suggested me yours and i'm so glad that i watched it now everything is so clear and easy. You're amazing man thanks !😊

[@alvaroramirez8151]

simple, precise and friendly tutorial. Great video!

[@7timesInversed10to11]

凄い分かりやすかった。ありがとう😊

[@avicario]

Really interesting and perfect if you are learning neo4j basics!! Thanks a lot for this content!!

[@swethasrih1447]

This is the best i heard.. Expecting more advanced tutorial, real time examples.. etc

[@MohitKhare]

Thank you so much, exactly what I was looking for. I also checked your other tuts and boy this channel is amazing. I'm definitely going to learn more from you and also encourage my friends to refer to your channel. oh, and btw you got a new Subscriber. 😊

[@LiveNobin]

Thank you for this grate introductory video of Neo4j

[@AllenThomasVarghese]

Excellent explanation of concepts and really easy to follow!

[@Mohamed-uf5jh]

Good JOb ,clear sound, great explanations! Thank you !

[@simonchen1021]

Great course. Learned more in this one hour and 23 minute course than I was able to try on my own in a few days. One suggestion: you can use variables that are different than node names to illustrate two points: 1. Variable names CAN BE different than node names. 2. For simplicity, using a shorter variable name, e.g. P for PLAYER, T for TEAM, will shorten the rest of the codes. Thanks!

[@alexdith9024]

Very well explained...Simple but advanced at the same time...Thanks!1

[@Ckbagchi]

Good content to start learning Neo4j/Graph DB, specially for beginners.

[@mahdideveloper1794]

Thank you very much for making things seem simple and good luck in your channel

[@njt3773]

Clear sound, great explanations! Thank you for this great video :)

[@narenmadham1827]

It was a great video for the beginners! Thank you so much! ⭐

[@darthvoda]

Great introductory course!

[@Silvestercheptumo]

Awesome introduction. You're an amazing tutor

[@cyrinesendesni8455]

I am amazed , great content ! Thank you

[@aryanpokharel1181]

This tutorial is a gem!

[@AdhiraSofia]

Thanks a lot 😊 very informative crash course!!!

[@clashlogs1854]

Amazing Explanation!

[@Viviko]

Great work. Neeed to use Neo4j for an app I’m building. So this helps a lot :)

[@logikfehler5154]

Thanks for the Crash Course mate 👍 Small mistake's: @40:40 Giannis doesn't match the 1. condition AND DOES NOT match the 2nd condition ether. The reason he is still shown in this result is bc you didn't actually run the updated/corrected query. You said it right the 1st time @40:30, but wrong the 2nd time @40:40. @41:10 You say you want to negate BOTH conditions, but if you only write the NOT before the first condition like: WHERE NOT (player.weight >= 120 OR player.height >= 2.15) it only negates the player.weight condition if you want to negate ALL, then use (): WHERE NOT ((player.weight >= 120 OR player.height >= 2.15)) In the 1st case we got 11 results including "name: Kristaps Porzingis" with his "height: 2.21" in the 2nd case we got 10 results excluding "name: Kristaps Porzingis". @1:19:52 he now actually has 4 different labels after adding REF ^^

[@leminhdang1753]

Thank you very much. Your trained video is super useful for my knowledge and works

[@AlbertCloete]

This is really fun. Thanks!

[@anirban3974]

This video was amazing. Thanks 👍🏼

[@shaychen2798]

Thank you so much! VERY helpful!

[@nicolassantini5679]

Great tutorial. Perfect to get started.

[@HB-dj6eq]

Very nice and easy to follow tutorial.

[@luisinncd]

Great introduction course mate!!

[@hamzaomari7052]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. It's very helpful.

[@ankurmall6550]

before watching this video i had a watched a lot of video but not found better understanding . after watching this one i m thankful to laith to grate video

[@ThatMakesSenseToMe]

Thank You For This!!!

[@bim-techs]

Thank you. You are the best.

[@returnZeroo]

When I started watching the video I was anxious of my GOD that's a long video however as soon as I just started I didn't realize the I finished the whole video without any break 😳

[@alejandroVigano]

Thanks for the video! Super helpful

[@bilalaslan5047]

Good job, well presented, thank you!

[@FLIPPARACCi]

Great video thank you!

[@SwatiSharma-xt1su]

Well explained! Thank you.

[@mrdigs7919]

wow, what a beautiful course.. really enjoyed learning something new today..

[@gerondebose1711]

Yoooooooo this is a game changer for real!!!

[@gustavonaves6947]

Amazing video! Thank you!!

[@niteshsingh8931]

This Video is really awesome

[@mbogitechconpts]

One of the best videos on this topic. Where is the one you talked about at the end?

[@romanbush5164]

Thank you. This is the best course

[@dileeshaabilash5562]

great bro🔥🔥

[@rajapratappedapudi]

Great explanation and good work. thank you

[@saurabh9446]

Thanks man 🔥 Can we expect more advanced tutorial, webrtc based projects like twitter spaces?

[@avidlearner8117]

....space.... space...! Oh my goodness...! SPACE! :D :D :D Fantastic video!!!!

[@Tommy-wx4st]

Amazing Content!

[@tomdapchai]

incredible tutorial

[@theoneandonlyneeraj]

Learned a lot. Thanks.

[@curtaopedal]

Congrats. Very nice tutorial.. Thanks for sharing this with us..

[@dastro_90]

Thank you so much i understood how Neo4j works 🙏

[@codewithdarsa]

Amazing crash course, thanks 😍❤❤

[@krishnamenon6288]

great stuff! :)

[@AbhinavJha03]

Best tutorial for neo4j

[@baasantserenganbold2925]

Thank you. This is very helpful.

[@TomK]

awesome tutorial!

[@mandarbagwe1237]

It was really helpful. Thanks a lot!

[@mukeshpatil2]

Hi, Do you have more videos on Neo4j (advanced features like ETL, Connections with Python, Complex file import etc) on any other medium?(Udemy) Liked your delivery of content and would love to refer more to Neo4j(Even if it's a paid video). Cheers!!

[@PraveenKumar-pd9sx]

Did you find out any Mukesh?

[@linasun7376]

I am in equal need of such a course and would be willing to pay you for it.

[@NeoWordpress]

Hi,check that in the docs of neo4j .neo4j academy

[@raghavgoel1336]

Awesome tutorial!

[@WBITT]

Excellent! Beautifully explained. Thank you! Though I would argue that using the word "lebron" as column head / variable name is not intuitive. Anyhow great tutorial.

[@tmu8396]

fantastic tutorial

[@tareqalqazzaz8252]

Thank you a million man!

[@raencarve4]

Very nice Laith thanks for the video

[@alejandrobermudez8799]

Great, I watched the whole video in one sitting, very interesting and easy to digest.

[@abirpaul9027]

Thank you for creating a beginner friendly course............CREATE (:lovefromindia);

[@plashless3406]

This is awesome.

[@mohammadibrahim5429]

Nice explanations. Thanks

[@aswinvenkat5537]

This is gem

[@samba0648]

@laithacademy thanks for the great intro. Neo4j will do the exact match with the given values, but can we implement with similarity match like John and john has to be considered same?

[@kmaximoff]

Hey listened first 10 min already like a movie. Great explanation style! Also: ❤🇨🇦

[@fille.imgnry]

Well done!

[@maheshsorate4359]

This is really great tutorial. Thanks

[@nelsonthekinger]

Very enjoyable 👌 you made it look easy 😂

[@KomalKanwarRathore-oy3yv]

very good explaination.

[@abdulafreedi6038]

Thank you helped a lot

[@ahmedmuhammed6905]

It is fabulous tutorial

[@cascossi809]

clearly explained, invaluable lesson, thank you very much for your generosity.

[@kunaljain0212]

Could you please do a Nextjs course, would really be awesome to learn it from you!

[@tangistanguy]

Please allow me a second thought: it is always confusing to name variables with a semantically significant word ("player", for example), as you are consequently putting a label on it that is exactly the same word ("Player"). If you put an ordinary variable name instead (c:Player, for instance), confusion is avoided between variable and label. Same for relations [a:PLAYS_FOR], stating that a is just an arbitrary name for the relationship, and could be anything. No offense intended :)

[@nicolassantini5679]

Everyone teaches that way and I have no clue why no one has figured this out. This gets crazy when they try to explain how to pass variables to a php object. Great teacher and video but like you say, the variable naming is very confusing

[@tangistanguy]

@@nicolassantini5679 I agree with you !! I guess they all teach that way because they have no clue about what goes on in the mind of the learner ... and that's why they are not able to choose the right path ... Also, people who have been schooled in Computer Science have always seen it done that way and they can't figure out that its just wrong. The teacher here didn't even react to the comment, probably he thinks that he is doing it the right way 😅

[@technoultimategaming2999]

I agree with both of you. Yes it is important to give variables a meaningful name, but when you name it as player, you have no idea at first if you're passing in the label or variable

[@tangistanguy]

@@technoultimategaming2999 Oh, i am sorry but I was just saying the contrary: its a mistake (or at least mistaking) to give a variable a meaningful name, moreover if it overlaps with the label name ... The guy who made the video certainly understands neo4j well, but as for teaching it ....

[@olemew]

Im new to the language, but there seems to be a pretty obvious convention, user var names are lowecase and keywords as well as existing namespace should be referred in uppercase. something like c:Player makes it less readable, as c has no meaning, but maybe a middle ground could be: p:PLAYER my_player:PLAYER

[@gauravbathla8666]

Thanks a lot brother

[@dinokanlic6122]

So good

[@sopromlem3681]

Please elaborate on how to store history data. In your example, if I want to store the history the player's salary, how will I store it? Thanks

[@hamzalabbaci5939]

Hi, you can create more than two relationships of the same type, and add in each relationship a timestamp property.

[@thamalisathsara2090]

great tutorial

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masth

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masth

[@samimbsnl]

so nice.....

[@Only-messi-goat]

thanks, it is v helpful