So9q added a comment.

  In T206560#6849671 <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T206560#6849671>, 
@Krabina wrote:
  
  > Interesting. From my (limited) experience, neo4j 
<https://github.com/neo4j/neo4j> seems to get a lot of attention.
  >
  > BTW: there was a discussion about triple store experiences at the SMWCon 
last year inlcuding blazegraph, virtuoso and jena: https://youtu.be/AB_dwxG_vEs
  
  https://github.com/neo4j/neo4j is written in Java. I personally don't like 
Java software. My experience is that they seldom scale well and you always got 
the VM overhead. Also I think the language might be dying it's not a good 
choice for anything new these days IMO.
  
  Rust on the other hand seems very attractive from a horizontal scaling 
viewpoint and I really like that the compiler is so strict that runtime errors 
are often turns up at compile time instead. That's a huge plus over e.g. C++ 
which seldom complaines at compile time and you have errors pop up during 
runtime instead.
  
  See this simple comparison 
<https://medium.com/@dexterdarwich/comparison-between-java-go-and-rust-fdb21bd5fb7c>
 for an idea how efficient Rust is compared to Java for backend services.

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