Ah yes. Fair enough. I worked on a project that used neo4j once and it was early enough when I joined that I was able to convince them to switch to Postgres bef

Ah yes. Fair enough. I worked on a project that used neo4j once and it was early enough when I joined that I was able to convince them to switch to Postgres before it was too late. It was the missing tooling more than the db itself (though, for 99% of what we were doing we didn’t gain anything from the graph model).