#terminusdb — Public Fediverse posts

Idea of #propertygraph on top of #rdf is interesting. It is marry 2 big camps and give more tools and power . #terminusdb go even forward and add more user friendly document based interface for #linkeddata on top of #jsonld that could be translated to #rdf. Unfortunately we still has no tools for #edge and on user device . I see that terminus #hdt store and effective #datalog engine improvemented in #rust give a hope

If you are looking for an #OpenSource #MultiModel #NoSQL database, and considering #SurrealDB or #TerminusDB , take a look at #ArcadeDB : https://docs.arcadedb.com

I keep ending up with a wishlist of features that's... really, just found nowhere. I mean I get why no-one except maybe like two projects (#TerminusDB and #ArcadeDB both have vertex-local indices that make edge traversals approximately constant time, if I understand their design docs correctly) designs indices this way because the classical examples are global queries in analytical graph databases but ARGHRL. Infra is neat. I would really prefer not having to do this engineering myself.

I've narrowed it down to Neo4j and Memgraph. (#TerminusDB seemed interesting, but there are hardly any resources for learning how to use it well.)

Neo4j makes more sense on paper, but their official course on using it with Python makes working with it seem rather unpleasant.

Then I found #Gqlalchemy, made primarily for Memgraph but works with #Neo4j as well. Now, I won't need any of the selling points of #Memgraph, but it kinda seems much more friendly and open-er source, so :blobcatthinking: