The Neo4j community has been actively exploring various graph databases and technologies, including linear regression, the Yen's k-shortest path algorithm, GraphQL for database administration, and more. Alicia Powers, a featured community member, has been part of the Neo4j community for several years and presented popular talks on her work and opinions on the future of graph databases. The community has also developed user-defined procedures to create linear regression models in Neo4j, analyzed the World Cup 2018 Graph with Cypher, GraphQL, and Neo4j Bloom, and explored alternative routes in the California road network using Yen's k-shortest paths algorithm. Additionally, the community has created a new active page cache warmup feature in the Enterprise Edition of Neo4j to preserve the page cache across database restarts. The Neo4j YouTube channel continues to release videos on various topics, including the APOC series and an intro to graph databases.