The Neo4j community has been actively sharing interesting content over the past seven days. Max De Marzi shared his talk on "Secret Sauce of Neo4j: Modeling and Querying Graphs," which explains how to get creative when modeling data with graph databases. Christophe Willemsen gave a preview of the full-text search capabilities that will be released in Neo4j 3.5, showcasing how to write Cypher queries using Lucene Classic Query Parser Syntax. The Neo4j DevRel team was busy sharing their love for graphs at conferences such as QCon and GraphQL Summit. Meanwhile, community members Jess Mason and Jason Cox were featured for running the Philly GraphDB meetup, which has grown to just short of 500 members. Other notable content includes a video on modeling a domain with Spring Data Neo4j and OGM, exploring systems landscape graph, node2vec, and new releases of Tableau Connector. Building graph apps with React is also covered in a blog post by Cristina Escalante, while Tom Zeppenfeldt created a video integrating the MeaningCloud topic extraction service with Graphileon. The next week's content is already looking promising, including a tweet from Karin Wolok about the buzzword status of Neo4j.