The Neo4j GraphQL library has been officially released with new features, documentation, and a migration guide. The GraphStuff.FM podcast discussed identifying good fits for graph databases, while a video from NODES 2020 presented CrossCode's successful migration to a graph solution. King's Digital Lab published an art history dataset in Neo4j and explored it with 3D visualization and VR. Esther detailed the new features in GraphAware's Hume 2.8, including Snapshots and Webhooks, while GraphXR visualized dream report data using NLP and deep learning. Meanwhile, Mika shared her experience developing a graph database for Dayvelop, and Tony announced the beta release of his book on Elixir and graph databases.