I use Gremlin and Groovy often so would love to discuss that angle further, especially adding some more Groovy syntactic sugar to the Gremlin DSL to make the queries super-clear, like Spock does for BDD/TDD.
Regards, Matt On Tue, Aug 11, 2026 at 9:15 AM Stephen Mallette <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, With knowledge graphs in mind, Apache TinkerPop has long offered > gremlin-groovy which contains, among other things, a sugar syntax that > makes the Gremlin graph query language a bit more Groovy. I've always > thought it might benefit from experts from the Groovy community who could > build upon that foundation. I think that some fast impact to making Groovy > more knowledge graph ready could be some improvements there. Not RDF > obviously, but property graphs are riding in that same space in many ways. > Happy to talk about that angle further if there's interest from anyone. > > On Sat, Aug 8, 2026 at 4:52 PM Jochen Theodorou <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I am recently learning a lot about knowledge graphs and started to >> wonder if we should make a Groovy module for that. >> >> The idea(s): >> * use Apache Jena as base >> * provide one or more DSLs to allow semantic mapping from an object >> structure to an RDF style structure (RDF, RDFS, OWL) >> * Use SPARQL/another Groovy DSL to query the knowledge base, but also >> allow building dynamic queries. Not sure that GINQ works for this part, >> maybe in some cases, but I certainly would want to allow similar features. >> * provide semantic mapping DSL to map from query result to object >> structure. >> >> but it makes only sense if there is interest in this by more than just >> myself. >> >> Also I am not sure about the time frame for such a project >> >> bye Jochen >> >
