Hi,

What I would add to the gist is the latency penalty. As a java guy and
db guy its the bane off my live, OO devolves into query strings because
of latency and eventually one feels like one would be better of with
60's tech writing stored procedures and PLSQL.

Anther one is the fact that dbs compete in the space where they do not
follow the specification. Does Gremlin Server make one loose any
particular backends optimizations?

I have never used Gremlin Server so perhaps my concerns are moot, but if
they are on a website like you propose I'd read it.

Cheers
Pieter

On 22/03/2016 20:31, Dylan Millikin wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> Coming from a non-java background I've been thinking about what steps could
> be taken to improve the project's reach in these communities. As time has
> gone by I've added some thoughts to the following gist (they are just
> thoughts at this point, some may be unrelated or simply not possible) :
> https://gist.github.com/PommeVerte/2fc463be9c418b465456
>
> The one I want to talk about in this email is about the benefits of having
> a Gremlin server dedicated space on the website (ideally with it's own URL
> for clarity and SEO purposes, though I'm unsure what Apache guidelines are
> here).
>
> Right now if I'm new to graph *databases* (emphasis) and am looking to get
> started, the TinkerPop website is not inviting. There's a lot of
> information about the stack (purposfuly so) and I'm instantly lost in a
> bunch of information I can't relate to. So I just go to Neo4J and learn
> cypher ;p
>
> I understand that Gremlin server is a commodity for implementors and not an
> actual database. But I think there's value in promoting it as one. Typing
> "graph database" in google should bring Gremlin Server up, if only to make
> people aware that they have the option of using it with the DB of their
> choice.
>
> I wanted to reach out and hear what your thoughts on the subject were. Also
> perhaps this is within the scope of "tinkerland" and is already being taken
> care of. I wouldn't know at this stage.
>

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