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2020-09-23
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simongray08:09:02

Anyone have any experience with Apache Jena/aristotle or Neo4j for RDF? https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C09GHBXRC/p1600849633005800

Clypto17:09:00

yes, in fact there are a bunch of RDF things that are datomic-like. Namely SPARQL is a non-recursive datalog, that uses the same basic graph patterns (i.e. triple patterns) in the query

Clypto17:09:29

while you can start with Jena, there's more friendly ones out there like Stardog that I'd recommend

Clypto17:09:51

and a bunch of tools like stardog-clj, clj-sparql, etc

simongray06:09:45

Stardog is fully proprietary, so I think that is off the table (we prefer open source software). It also doesn’t seem all that popular and didn’t come up in my searches. Why would you pick it over Jena?

simongray06:09:53

As for clj-sparql, that saw one last tiny update 5 years ago and Aristotle (another Clojure Jena wrapper) includes Sparql functionality anyway.

otfrom09:09:07

worth asking on #rdf as well