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That's quiet an unfortunate name clash with the existing GraphQL language in a similar domain.
by blumomo 7y ago
That's quiet an unfortunate name clash with the existing GraphQL language in a similar domain.
- gizmo385 7y agoI think GQL from Neo4J has been around for quite a while before GraphQL.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> I think GQL from Neo4J has been around for quite a while before GraphQL. Cypher has been, GQL has not. GQL from Google has, but that's another problem with the (EDIT: naming of the) new GQL.
- b3tt3rw0rs3 7y agoHow would you think anyone should call a graph query language done by the SQL committee?
- dragonwriter 7y agoSGQL? SQL-GRAPH? G? Or, heck, Cypher (with SQL itself, and most other languages, ISO didn't change the name even though the spec they adopted didn't necessarily exactly match what existed previously, they kept the name of the existing language they were standardizing.)