Query

I would love for coding questions with the free dataset. Leetcode does it perfectly with a daily question and a rotating set of free questions from the entire pool of questions (entire pool is accessible by paying). I know you can't exactly copy off of them, but would be a great idea. The real value for you here is that it would be a really great way to get people to explore and learn the unique features of cypher/n4j. Exposure to new content= better knowledge of neo4j capabilities = more likely to use = more customers. This website is what I consider the "golden standard" of how tutorials/hints should be done. https://pgexercises.com/questions/updates/update.html Here are some practice questions I made for the movies dataset that you could use. a) Co-occurrence: Find Co-Actors. b) Multi-Role: List individuals who both acted in and directed the same movie. c) Exclusive Filtering: Find all people who have directed a movie but have never acted in any movie. d) Co-occurrence: Find all actors within 3 degrees of Kevin Bacon. e) Prolific Colleague: Find actors who appeared in more than 2 movies with the same director. f) Cross-Genre Connectivity: List actors who acted in films released in 1999 and 2000 g) Collaborators: Find people who acted in a movie released after 2000 directed by "James Marshall" h) The "Pure" Actor: Find actors who have acted but not directed movies i) Get every actor's first movie

CREATE (u1:User {name: 'Alice', age: 30, location: 'New York'}), (u2:User {name: 'Bob', age: 25, location: 'Los Angeles'}), (u3:User {name: 'Charlie', age: 28, location: 'Chicago'}), (u4:User {name: 'Diana', age: 22, location: 'Miami'}); // Create Posts CREATE (p1:Post {content: 'Hello World!', likes: 5}), (p2:Post {content: 'Graph databases are amazing!', likes: 10}), (p3:Post {content: 'Learning Cypher!', likes: 15}); // Create Relationships CREATE (u1)-[:FRIENDS_WITH]->(u2), (u1)-[:POSTED]->(p2), (u2)-[:POSTED]->(p3);

I would like to be able to use community editions in the Desktop application.

When you click on a node and then click ‘copy’ on the property, it should only copy the property value i.e, if you click ‘copy’ on property ‘favourite_food’ it copies ‘favourite_food: pizza’ when I would prefer it copies ‘pizza’ only. Does this make sense?

It would be incredibly useful to be able to share cypher favorites across users of the same graph

Fortunately it came back in a few minutes. I did it twice. Here is the query: PROFILE MATCH (start:portfolio {IRI:'ea3376e7-ad79-4e2a-9620-eff1e5e1fcb5'}), (end:portfolio {IRI:'9568f210-f5d5-4e8e-9966-444fa173fb83'}) CALL apoc.path.expandConfig(start, { terminatorNodes: [end], bfs: true, uniqueness: 'NODE_PATH', maxLevel: 5 }) YIELD path RETURN count(path); This was in an effort to explore with ChatGPT some optimization options for the following query. I don't think ChatGPT knows much about Cypher. PROFILE MATCH (start:portfolio {IRI:'ea3376e7-ad79-4e2a-9620-eff1e5e1fcb5'}), (end:portfolio {IRI:'9568f210-f5d5-4e8e-9966-444fa173fb83'}) MATCH p = (start)-[*..5]-(end) WHERE ALL(n IN nodes(p)[1..-1] WHERE NONE(lbl IN labels(n) WHERE lbl IN ['person','portfolio','metric','root'])) AND ALL(sx IN nodes(p) WHERE SINGLE(sy IN nodes(p) WHERE sy = sx)) WITH p WITH [n IN nodes(p) | apoc.map .removeKeys(properties(n), ['description','isDefinedBy','seeAlso','vectorUpdated','_updated','_created','identity'])] AS pn, [r IN relationships(p) | { IRI: r.IRI, start: startNode(r).IRI, end: endNode(r).IRI, type: type(r), level: r.level }] AS pr RETURN pn, pr, 'ea3376e7-ad79-4e2a-9620-eff1e5e1fcb5' AS from_portfolio, '9568f210-f5d5-4e8e-9966-444fa173fb83' AS to_portfolio, 'psp' AS semantic;

It isn't very intuitive to have the run button way on the right to execute the query. Not sure why the generate query and the 3 dots appear before "run"

On the "Node Details" screen, when label names are long, gets cut off with "...". I would like to either be able to hover over it and see the full name or just be able to view if from the start.. With our naming conventions within a model, the first parts start the same, so it is hard to distinguish which label it is without seeing the whole name.