I agree with the above points (except Foxx - that looked too scary, so I pretended it didn't exist so I have no opinion on how good/useful it could be). Getting

I agree with the above points (except Foxx - that looked too scary, so I pretended it didn't exist so I have no opinion on how good/useful it could be). Getting the database up-and-running on my local machine was pretty painless and AQL was a joy to use. The thing that put me off using it for anything other than a local toy project was the costs (at the time) of hosting the database anywhere outside of my laptop. Deploying ArangoDB in a Docker container on AWS ECS was far too much money to justify for any of my side projects. Hopefully running costs are a lot cheaper nowadays?