Five years ago I was absolutely frustrated with the state of Graph databases and libraries and tried putting several non-Graph DBMSs behind a NetworkX-like Python interface <https://github.com/unum-cloud/NetworkXum>.
When benchmarked, Neo4J crashed on every graph I’ve tried <https://www.unum.cloud/blog/2020-11-12-graphs>, making SQLite and Postgres much more viable options even for network-processing workloads. So I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that people actually use pgRouting and Supabase in that setting.
With the rise of Postgres-compatible I’m wondering if it’s worth refreshing the project. Similarly, there are now more Graph DBs like MemGraph compatible with CYPHER, which should probably work much better than Neo4J.
When benchmarked, Neo4J crashed on every graph I’ve tried <https://www.unum.cloud/blog/2020-11-12-graphs>, making SQLite and Postgres much more viable options even for network-processing workloads. So I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that people actually use pgRouting and Supabase in that setting.
With the rise of Postgres-compatible I’m wondering if it’s worth refreshing the project. Similarly, there are now more Graph DBs like MemGraph compatible with CYPHER, which should probably work much better than Neo4J.