This week in Neo4j highlights the contributions of community members, new developments and updates to the graph database. Florin Pătraşcu is featured as a community member who has been creating drivers for the HTTP and Bolt protocols, and porting the movies starter kit. The CEO Emil Eifrem discusses graph databases and RDF, while Jesús Barrasa releases a new version of neosemantics, a set of experiments that bridge graphs and RDF. The Neo4j team attended the first GraphQL Europe conference, where they ran a GraphQL hackathon. Additionally, there are updates on various projects such as Max De Marzi's flight search model, Intermine's experience with GraphConnect Europe, and Greg Walker's bitcoin-to-neo4j project. The summary also includes news from the Neo4j Knowledge Base and upcoming events, including a workshop on using Neo4j for documentation projects.