There are many providers listed on the TinkerPop site. What is missing is their
voice with regards to the evolution of gremlin as the "JDBC" of graphs.
The mailling list is mostly filled with Titan and a bit of Neo4j experiences so
its hard to know how much those other providers are being accessed via
TinkerPop.
Probably it is early days and most of them have their own competing graph
language. I had hoped the move Apache would have encouraged them to join in but
so far it has not really happened.
The part I am romantic about is TinkerPop as the java api "JDBC" for the graph
landscape. If you need to do any abstraction on top of graphs then TinkerPop is
the way to go. Be it Neo4j, Titan, OrientDb or any other I'd use TinkerPop for
the java api. Non developers writing reports or whatever can choose which every
query language suites them best. Of course if its not gremlin you will be
locked in.
Cheers
Pieter
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