I would love to see a Retool type of interface builder with Neo4j AuraDB. In that interface builder, all I need is a component inside Retool that can display a Neo4j graph, because currently, I can connect to the graph using a GraphQL endpoint on the Neo4j hosted Aura server, but the problem is when I get it on the other side, I can't see it other than in a table, so I want to be able to see it in a graph.
There’s room for improvement in Neo4j AuraDB, especially on the developer side. The learning curve can be steep, and the interface for developing and pushing code can be unnecessarily complex. It might be beneficial to simplify this process to help developers ramp up more quickly. Working with graph databases like Neo4j can be more challenging than standard databases, particularly for juniors and those new to graph technology. Streamlining the development process could make it easier for new users to get up to speed. This would be particularly useful for teams with less experience in graph databases. If I could add a feature to Neo4j AuraDB, I’d focus on improving the Bloom interface. It’s excellent for visualizing smaller datasets, but navigating through it becomes challenging as the data grows—say, past 100,000nodes. The interface works well for beginners but doesn’t scale effectively for more advanced users of large datasets. I want a UI that bridges the gap between the easy-to-use Bloom interface and more complex, text-based tools. This would help manage larger datasets more efficiently and improve performance.
I've experienced it crashing a few times, so stability could be better. For things to improve, I think the GUI on the cloud needs improvement. If it's more intuitive, someone new to it can spend less time on tutorials and pick it up faster. The truth is, if your product is good, you spend less time on advertising. I take my inspiration from Telegram. Their product was so good they didn't need to spend much on advertising. It just grew on its own.
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I would love to see a Retool type of interface builder with Neo4j AuraDB. In that interface builder, all I need is a component inside Retool that can display a Neo4j graph, because currently, I can connect to the graph using a GraphQL endpoint on the Neo4j hosted Aura server, but the problem is when I get it on the other side, I can't see it other than in a table, so I want to be able to see it in a graph.
There’s room for improvement in Neo4j AuraDB, especially on the developer side. The learning curve can be steep, and the interface for developing and pushing code can be unnecessarily complex. It might be beneficial to simplify this process to help developers ramp up more quickly. Working with graph databases like Neo4j can be more challenging than standard databases, particularly for juniors and those new to graph technology. Streamlining the development process could make it easier for new users to get up to speed. This would be particularly useful for teams with less experience in graph databases. If I could add a feature to Neo4j AuraDB, I’d focus on improving the Bloom interface. It’s excellent for visualizing smaller datasets, but navigating through it becomes challenging as the data grows—say, past 100,000nodes. The interface works well for beginners but doesn’t scale effectively for more advanced users of large datasets. I want a UI that bridges the gap between the easy-to-use Bloom interface and more complex, text-based tools. This would help manage larger datasets more efficiently and improve performance.
I've experienced it crashing a few times, so stability could be better. For things to improve, I think the GUI on the cloud needs improvement. If it's more intuitive, someone new to it can spend less time on tutorials and pick it up faster. The truth is, if your product is good, you spend less time on advertising. I take my inspiration from Telegram. Their product was so good they didn't need to spend much on advertising. It just grew on its own.