Hi, Have you started working on this?
I was wondering if this does not actually warrant a project of its own. Perhaps outside Apache as Apache (as far as I know) is not really in the business of publishing specs. If it has a space of its own somewhere it could be a more collaborative effort. Currently TinkerPop at Apache, for the last while at least, is mostly concerned with the implementation details of Gremlin, it is after all the reference implementation. Lastly what are your ideas/opinion on making Gremlin less dependent on the JVM and Java. The reasoning for my question is that I am of the opinion that the latency involved in translating gremlin to a db running in a different space and not in java is in some aspects is too big to overcome. Taking my own experience on Sqlg and Postgresql. In the ideal world gremlin aught to be implemented natively in C directly in Postgresql itself as opposed to going through a JDBC layer. Can one bring the ideas behind Gremlin natively to a non java world? cockroachdb <https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach> excites me, but I already feel that the latency issues will make it look pathetic compared to Neo4j or Orientdb unless gremlin is implemented directly in Go very close to the data. Thanks Pieter On 25/10/2015 16:25, Marko Rodriguez wrote: > what is just a wha
