Building Highly Scaleable Graph-powered Applications with Node.js & TypeScript
In this meetup, Jasper will show you how to build a scalable, well-architected graph-powered applications (with Node.js, TypeScript, and Neo4j) that can service hundreds or thousands of transactions per second. He will show how to ensure these applications are built on a robust foundation, so as to keep up with rapidly evolving requirements.
The presentation will take less than an hour and should put you on the fast-track to graph-powered success!
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Jasper Blues is an open-source veteran. He was a contributor to the Spring Framework, which revolutionized enterprise Java, including on Spring Data Neo4j, the graph database library. He created Typhoon, which powers thousands of iOS applications, such as Audible.com, Etihad Airlines, Singapore Airlines and others.
Jasper has been working with graph databases since 2015, when he built Vampr, a social network for musicians and music lovers, on behalf of a client. Vampr has grown a community of 500,000 users and expanding. It serves hundreds/thousands of transactions per second. He has been interested in graph databases, network science, mathematics and other graph topics ever since.
After building Vampr, Jasper consulted and trained internationally, previously with renowned Neo4j consultancy GraphAware and now with his own company Liberation Data.
As a developer relations engineer, Mark helps users embrace graph data and Neo4j, building sophisticated solutions to challenging data problems. Mark previously worked in engineering on the clustering team, helping to build the Causal Clustering feature released in Neo4j 3.1. Mark writes about his experiences of being a graphista on a popular blog at markhneedham.com. He tweets at @markhneedham.
Jasper has been working with graph databases since 2015, when he built Vampr, a social network for musicians and music lovers, on behalf of a client. Vampr has grown a community of 500,000 users and expanding. It serves hundreds/thousands of transactions per second. He has been interested in graph databases, network science, mathematics and other graph topics ever since.
After building Vampr, Jasper consulted and trained internationally, previously with renowned Neo4j consultancy GraphAware and now with his own company Liberation Data.
