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just one question for the author, why does this system feel more like a relational system than a graph database system ? you ask users to define schema (which I think neo4j doesn't do) and also I think the concept of this rel table which I find in your blog is not present in any other graph db

in gdbms, there is the concept of "predefined joins" where you define a relationship edge that directly connects 2 nodes, i don't know how these guys do it, but at least in neo4j that's the concept

edit: just saw their blog, they ask you to define a "rel table" and that has to define all the joins and they load it from there

When you say scalability, how much are we talking about here ? Can it handle around 50 gb or 100 gb datasets ?

Also, going through the docs it seems you support only csv data ingestion currently right ? Any plan on supporting json or parquet and other formats ?

Another thing, do you have support for any in built graph algorithms (like path finding, shortest path, centrality) ?