KeyLines 4.6: enhance your links with gradients
30th July, 2018
Estimated reading time 2–4 minutes
KeyLines 4.6 is here! We’ve revamped the SDK site, added color gradients to links, updated our database demos and added support for Angular 6.
How we predicted the World Cup result
18th July, 2018
Estimated reading time 5–8 minutes
We take a closer look at how we used graph theory to predict France as the 2018 FIFA World Cup winners.
KeyLines 4.5 is here and it’s 🔥
2nd July, 2018
Estimated reading time 2–3 minutes
In this blog post, we highlight the improvements we’ve made to our latest release – KeyLines 4.5. Including, emoji support, Stardog integration and animated donuts.
Can graph theory predict the World Cup winner?
29th June, 2018
Estimated reading time 5–8 minutes
We hear a lot of success stories about how graph theory can make stunning predictions. Here, we put it to the test on something that really matters – who’s going to win the 2018 FIFA World Cup?
Visualizing the 2018 World Cup
25th June, 2018
Estimated reading time 3–4 minutes
With the World Cup in full swing, we thought it would be fun to visualize it using KeyLines. See what we came up with!
Visualizing NYC taxi cab data
18th June, 2018
Estimated reading time 5–8 minutes
In this blog, we use a New York taxi cab database to show how graph visualization can be useful when working with large and complex datasets.
KeyLines 4.4: rapid rendering, neater nesting
4th June, 2018
Estimated reading time 2–3 minutes
Faster rendering We constantly strive to make KeyLines the fastest and most powerful graph visualization technology around. KeyLines 4.4 includes…
Hands-on graph visualization: KeyLines & Neo4j
30th May, 2018
Estimated reading time 7–12 minutes
At Cambridge Intelligence, we make KeyLines – a JavaScript SDK for interactive graph visualization. It’s ideal for hands-on Neo4j developers,…
Why you should power your application with graph visualization
18th May, 2018
Estimated reading time 4–6 minutes
Discover the value of graph visualization and why it should be a core part of your web application – it’s not just pretty pictures.
Achieve Customer 360 with graph visualization
15th May, 2018
Estimated reading time 6–10 minutes
We show you how graph visualization can help you achieve Customer 360 – a unified picture of your customers, to better understand them and to predict their future behaviors.