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💡Data Storytelling with Neo4J NeoDash 2.0 : from 0️⃣ to 🦸

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In the previous post you could follow a live Story Telling about how we implemented a cartopgraphy for our information system :

🗣️ A cartography, management & datascience storytelling
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🗣️ A cartography, management & datascience storytelling

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🧰 Tooling and NeoDash 2.0

Within some slides you may have discovered some appealing visuals.
These visuals for some of them have been made with Neodash.

👨‍🎓 What you'll learn

We have started to use NeoDash to deliver with ease ready-to-use portals and dashboards, some with forms.

With this demo, you'll learn how to, on an initial totally empty Neo4J instance, then "from scratch", and within less than 30', how to

  1. Load csv Data
  2. Install NeoDash
  3. Launch NeoDash
  4. Create a new Dashboard from scratch
  5. Create new visualizations
  6. Put rich static content with the Markdown component
  7. Add Schema visualisation (as a component)
  8. Add a Single value Scorecard component
  9. Add a Graph component
  10. Enjoy a Short Data Storytelling
  11. Add a Table component
  12. Add a Bar chart component
  13. Add a Piechart component
  14. Use filters
  15. Export/Import Dashboards
  16. Put some data-driven style on a table
  17. Put some data-driven style on a Piechart

🍿 Demo

🙏 Acknowledgements

Special thanks to Pipiena Luaki for its Data Storytelling skills and creating awesome visualizations on top of our data on a daily basis.

🔖 Resources

GitHub logo neo4j-labs / neodash

NeoDash - a Dashboard Builder for Neo4j

NeoDash Labs

NeoDash is a dashboard builder for Neo4j, letting you build a graph dashboard in minutes.

This project is no longer maintained, use at your own risk.

If you'd like to continue building dashboards, you have the following options:

  1. For the best experience, upgrade to Dashboards in the Neo4j Console (free for everyone).
  2. If you'd like to keep using NeoDash for free, you can fork this repository and run NeoDash yourself.
  3. If you're in need of a supported version of NeoDash, you can purchase a NeoDash commercial license together with a Neo4j Enterprise license.

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Some cool features just delivered on v2.1.5

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Noticed by Neo4J :

Neo4j Graph Tech Weekly (E:10)

This Week in Neo4j: New GraphAcademy Course, Road to NODES Workshops, Link Prediction Pipelines, Graph Native Storage, and More FEATURED NODES SPEAKER: Dagmar Waltemath Using the examples of COVID-19 data and data from health studies in epidemiology, Dagmar showcases a knowledge graph integrating mu

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