Unfortunately DGraph is having some serious troubles as a company: https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/quitting-dgraph-labs/16702 https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/quitting-d

Unfortunately DGraph is having some serious troubles as a company: https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/quitting-dgraph-labs/16702 https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/quitting-dgraph-labs/16702 Technically speaking though, using GraphQL as a data model is quite limiting: just basic scalar types and a handful of custom types implemented by DGraph (Polygon, etc). By contrast EdgeDB schemas support a much wider range of granular types, constraints, computed properties, link properties, etc. Perhaps more importantly EdgeQL is a full query language with composable syntax, a standard library of functions and operators, for loops, primitive literal manipulations (e.g. string indexing and slicing), the ability to cast values to different types, subqueries, etc. Basically it's a complete query language contrast GraphQL is closer to an ORM in that it really only supports CRUD. I think DQL is marginally more powerful though admittedly I'm not very familiar with it: https://dgraph.io/docs/get-started/ https://dgraph.io/docs/get-started/