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Neo4j, the popular NoSQL graph database, has garnered a lot of press and praise. Find out more about this robust open source database, how to access data from it, and how you can best apply it in your projects.

Learn more about Jaspersoft's open source data connectors project — what they do and how to get started — which allows you to pull data from any number of NoSQL datastores and do the reporting and analytics required by today's applications.

Peter explains the different types of NoSQL datastores and then gets into the Neo4j graph database: what it is, how it fits into the NoSQL picture, and what problems it solves.

Barry traces his own conversion to agile development and digs into the movement itself, from its conceptual beginnings in "olden times" to the present and with an eye toward the future. A fascinating discussion with a very interesting man.

Learn from the source about InfiniDB, Calpon'ts high-performance, horizontally scalable, and cost-effective solution built for data warehousing and analytics.

You've probably heard about PhoneGap, the popular mobile platform for developing native applications using web technologies, but what about Mulberry? This sleek framework -- what might be characterized as Rails for PhoneGap -- provides both the scaffolding as well as the tools for creating application components. Learn more about Mulberry and how it fits into the mobile world in this podcast with the framework's creators.

The AppFog CEO talks in depth about the PaaS landscape, where it's been and how it's shaping up in the future.

IBM service management specialist, Ivor Macfarlance, talks about his experience teaching the popular service management simulator workshop and gives a preview of what to expect at Pulse 2012.

John Swanson updates us on the hole in his backyard and then we do a quick rundown on new feature and highlights on the site for the week of Feb 15-23.

IBM blogger and in-house tech journalist Todd "Turbo" Watson joins Scott Laningham for a recap of the 2011 IBM Smartcamp Finals, held Jan 31-Feb 2 in San Francisco. More at turbotodd.com and ibmsmartcamp.com.

Bathwick Group CTO and analyst Gary Barnett joins me over his smartphone webcam from the Lotusphere Social Innovations Lab to share his end-of-conference thoughts form Lotusphere 2012. Gary talks about how IBM is delivering on the social business promise implied at last year's Lotusphere, the expanding opportunity field for developers, the bright future for android, and the state of organizational acceptance and adoption around social business.

This week on developerWorks, some site navigation updates and new content on LDAP authentication with MediaWiki, transforming your supply chain, building multiple VPNs and VLANs, designing an integration landscape, the CoffeeScript language, testing Adobe Flex and Flash apps, and device-aware mobile sites.

In our first podcast of 2012, Andy interviews James Phillips, Senior VP at CouchBase. Find out what's in store for CouchBase in 2012 and find out exactly what makes CouchDB special.

New content highlights on developerWorks for the week of Feb 1-8. And don't forget to register for Pulse 2012.

John and I are back with our weekly rundown of new content highlights and focuses on developerWorks. We also do a little preview of Pulse 2012 which will be happening in early March in Las Vegas, with the theme, "Rethink IT. Reinvent Business With Cloud Computing."

Author/speaker Jon Petz joins Scott Laningham to talk about his new book, "Boring Meetings Suck, Get MORE Out of Your Meetings, Or Get OUT of More Meetings." They talk about how bad the boring meeting crisis is, and what to do about it.

Todd "Turbo" Watson talks with two IBM Lotus Marketing strategists about the evolving of the social business market space, key growth areas, disruptive technologies, the move to people-centric processes in corporations, the nature of enterprise social technology, and more.

Todd is back via Skype for a day 2 summary of conversations and themes from Lotusphere 2012.

Todd Watson joins me from Lotusphere 2012 in Orlando for a summary of day 1 themes and talks, including an inspiring keynote from actor Michael J Fox, announcements around social analytics, cloud computing, collaboration, collective intelligence, and more.

This week on developerWorks, John Swanson and Scott Laningham talk new developerWorks content and Lotusphere 2012, going on this Sunday through Thursday in Orlando, Florida. Look for coverage here next week from Todd Watson, Gary Barnett, and others.