> RDF4J (formerly known as Sesame, Eclipse license) "RDF4J (formerly known as Sesame) is an open source Java framework for processing RDF data." I'm not looking at a framework, I'm only interested in the database component. Like, say, MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc... That's why I'm interested in Fuseki and not Jena.
> Apache Giraph (Apache license) Is this "like Fuseki, but for larger graphs"? > Neo4j (GPLv3 license) > Blazegraph (GPL license) I don't want to support companies that uses the "community edition"/"enterprise edition" model, especially when the open source version is only offered as a bait to sell other non-free software on top of their "enterprise edition" > Apache Spark GraphX (Apache license) If I'm correct Apache Spark is a framework for cluster computing, which is probably a very particular use case far beyond that mere use of a graph database for a relatively small project that don't require clusters > Titan (Apache license) Dead > I think you will find navigating this space easier and more profitable with a > goal in mind. My goal is simply to learn more about graph databases, so I want to install and use one. I've installed Fuseki, but I found SPARQL to be overly complex compared to other query languages.
