Graph Application Development
Ship production applications on Neo4j with driver courses for Python, Java, Go, .NET, and TypeScript, plus Spring Data and GraphQL API development.
Neo4j provides official drivers for every major backend language, all built on the same core pattern: open a session, run Cypher inside a transaction, and consume the results as typed values. These courses teach you to connect, query, manage transactions, and handle errors with production readiness in mind. Pick the driver course for your stack — Python, Java, Go, or .NET — then go deeper with TypeScript, Spring Data, or GraphQL.
The curriculum
7 courses, to complete.
A rhythm of deeper courses that teach concepts, and quicker labs that drill a single pattern.
- 01Course1h
Using Neo4j with Python
Learn to connect Python applications to Neo4j with the official Python driver. Run Cypher queries, stream results into pandas, and handle errors.
Start the course - 02Course1h
Using Neo4j with Java
Learn to connect Java applications to Neo4j using the official Java driver. Execute Cypher, map results to Java objects, and manage transactions.
Start the course - 03Course1h
Using Neo4j with Go
Learn to connect Go applications to Neo4j with the official Neo4j Go driver. Run Cypher from Golang, handle results, transactions, and errors.
Start the course - 04Course1h 30m
Using Neo4j with .NET
Learn to connect .NET applications to Neo4j from C# with the official .NET driver. Run Cypher queries, map results to classes, and handle errors.
Start the course - 05Course2h
Building Neo4j Applications with TypeScript
Learn to use Neo4j with TypeScript: install the JavaScript driver, run Cypher queries, read and write graph data, and type-check results with generics.
Start the course - 06Course4h
Building Neo4j Applications with Spring Data
Master Spring Data Neo4j: map your graph to Java domain classes, build repositories and controllers, and query Neo4j with derived methods and Cypher.
Start the course - 07Course2h
Introduction to Neo4j & GraphQL
Build a Neo4j GraphQL API: write type definitions, query and mutate graph data, add custom logic with @cypher, and deploy the Neo4j GraphQL Library.
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