This is nice but it misses what's fundamentally special about "real" graph databases - the way they store data. Native graph databases like Neo4J use index-fre

This is nice but it misses what's fundamentally special about "real" graph databases - the way they store data. Native graph databases like Neo4J use index-free adjacency. This means query durations are proportional to the amount of the graph searched, -not- the size of the data stored. https://neo4j.com/blog/native-vs-non-native-graph-technology/ https://neo4j.com/blog/native-vs-non-native-graph-technology... For large graphs, or deeply recursive queries, you need a native graph database to get reasonable performance.