Hi, Perhaps I am missing exactly what you saying but it seems to me gremlin might become schema aware.
This is something I consider as crucial in understanding any data set. Perhaps its from my background but I generally fail to see how the NoSql/NoSchema/Document crowd understand their data by looking at rows or documents or vertices without a picture of the schema. The schema may be lazily created but non the less all systems, I'd say, have a implicit schema which imho should be the starting point of any analysis. This is true even if its some random key putted into a Redis instance. While I am on the topic, even the tp3 modern graph, trivial as it may be, would be easier for me to 'get' if it was illustrated with a schema diagram before the graph itself was illustrated. Cheers Pieter On 09/10/2015 20:07, Marko Rodriguez wrote: > ardog4-fame on a blogpost discussing how Gremlin can traverser ontologically > implied edges in the Stardo
