Graph databases store data as connected nodes and relationships. This skill helps you connect a Spring Boot app to a Neo4j graph database. You can map your data to node entities and relationships using simple annotations.
You will learn how to write Cypher queries with the @Query annotation. You can create both imperative and reactive repositories. The skill also shows you how to test your code with an embedded Neo4j database.
This is useful for any developer who needs to work with graph data in a Spring Boot application. It covers setup, entity mapping, repository creation, and testing. All steps are explained in plain language.
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