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In the last blog I described the objects that make up a Neo4j database. In this blog I will discuss how we create each database object. It would be impossible to learn Neo4j without learning the Cypher query language. At the time of writing the UI and the most popular client query libraries all rely…

In this last blog I showed how to create a container with more options and then how we can connect to it from outside using sqlcmd and SQL Server Management Studio . In this blog I will explain how we can use volumes to persist our database data. Persisting Database Data When…

Javascript ES6 has come a long way to look like regular OOP languages and move away from looking functional or prototypical. This probably upsets quite a few dev’s but not me. I don’t particularly like Javascript so anytime I can get my classes looking like the classes in C# for example is all good to…

In the last blog I introduced some neo4j basics for managing a database and how to interact with it. In this blog I will begin to uncover the objects that make up a Neo4j database. This is very important when it comes to defining the correct data model. You will be pleased to know that…

This is a series of blogs detailing my introduction to using OData v4 with C# and ASP.NET WebApi. What is a Metadata Document An OData Metadata Document shows a more detailed XML data model that describes the data and operations exposed by an OData service. All OData services must have metadata document. The…

This is a series of blogs detailing my introduction to using OData v4 with C# and ASP.NET WebApi. The source code for the project can be found here. Up to now we have been creating individual controller actions for our entities either for selecting all entities or selecting entities by key. One of the powers…