⚡️ Graph Databases with Ruby
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A Ruby-based graph object mapper called Grom dynamically creates objects via metaprogramming from a Neo4j-style graph so nodes can lack attributes and still join up; it powers Parliament sites holding 850 years of parliamentary data and is intended to replace ActiveRecord in Rails. Beta sites run in production but performance is sometimes slow, prompting experiments with Helix to speed hot paths; development continues and current tradeoffs between flexibility and query speed are explicit.
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