This week the Neo4j community is celebrating several exciting developments. Will Lyon has released the early access version of his book "Fullstack GraphQL Applications with GRANDstack", a comprehensive guide to building GraphQL applications using Neo4j. Max De Marzi has published a blog post on analyzing marketing activities, while Scott Sosna shows how to interrogate US Lobbying data in Neo4j. Nathan Smith has solved the perfect dorm room assignment problem using Neo4j's Graph Algorithms Library. Meanwhile, Augustine Correa, a passionate community organizer and thought-leader, is being featured as this week's community member of the month. The community is also celebrating the release of Will Lyon's video from the NODES 2019 conference on visualizing graph algorithms with Neovis.js.