Thanks for the update. Could you elaborate more on the SPARQL-Gremlin implementation provided the with MongoDB-Gremlin work?
Is the same version as developed by Daniel?
I think we also add a newer version support many more features which I worked on (extending Daniels' work) available at: https://github.com/LITMUS-Benchmark-Suite/sparql-to-gremlinWhat do you think?
Thanks and Cheers for sharing amazing stuff!
On Tuesday, 15 August 2017 16:56:51 UTC+2, Marko A. Rodriguez wrote:Hello,After Stephen’s "Gremlin DSLs in Java with DSE Graph" main event, I hope you stick around for the after party.The Von Gremlin ArchitectureIn this article, I do the following:1. Present graphs as a universal data structure (a universal memory system).2. Present Gremlin as a universal traversal machine (a universal computer).3. Present MongoDB-Gremlin as a proof-of-concept along with SQL-Gremlin and SPARQL-Gremlin.Enjoy!,Marko.
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Hello,
The MongoDB-Gremlin work does not provide SPARQL-Gremlin. I just reference Kuppitz’s SPARQL-Gremlin repository as its an example of “multi-model with graph.” Note that I’m not promoting any particular XXX-Gremlin as even the MongoDB-Gremlin is just a slap dab POC. The point of the blog post is to say — “graphs are universal enough to encode any other data structure and Gremlin is universal enough to simulate any other query language. And here are examples of popular database models being simulated by graph and Gremlin."
Ah. I was unaware of this repository. I updated the post with the new link and added that you and Kuppitz were the authors of SPARQL-Gremlin.
Take care,Marko.