Partly it’s just our beloved overthinking and rationalization of it. When I needed a graph to repesent and edit a structure of supply contracts, I just stored {

Partly it’s just our beloved overthinking and rationalization of it. When I needed a graph to repesent and edit a structure of supply contracts, I just stored {who, to-who[]} and loaded these arrays into a graph library written in js. Performance, formats didn’t matter because there’s only so much contracts, 5-20 per single graph. If there was no graph library, that would suck, and no amount of rationalization would change that. Complexity of the area never offsets the value of having at least something useful in it.