It is assumed you already have experience with Neo4j Desktop. This is the easiest tool to manage your Neo4j graphs, the installed plugins, and applications. I recommend creating a new project for this book, in which we are going to create several databases. In the following screenshot, I have created a project named Hands-On-Graph-Analytics-with-Neo4j, containing two databases: Test graph and USA:
Throughout this book, we will use Neo4j Browser, which is an application installed by default in Neo4j Desktop. Within this application, you can write and execute Cypher queries, but also visualize the results in different formats: a visual graph, JSON, or tabular data.
