This is just about the best "new version" headline I've seen, since it has the name of the project, the version, and <i>what the thing actually is</i>.
Anyone had any practical experience with this?<p>I'm somewhat skeptical of the practicality of a graph database backed by a network-connected datastore (as distinct from a graph database exposed over a network interface, ie: neo4j) due to the inevitable latency when traversing the graph.<p>Also the practicality of scale-out using an ostensibly sharded datastore (cassandra) for a structure that's notoriously difficult to shard meaningfully (graph).