>Graph databases cause expensive writes and cheap reads. Something anybody typically never ever needs.
I find this statement really surprising, just about every application not dealing with money I've ever been on has had lots more reads than writes and would thereby benefit if the reads were cheap - obviously nobody wants expensive writes but if the benefit is cheap reads and the expensiveness of writes can be dealt with by batching etc. I guess it's an acceptable tradeoff.
I find this statement really surprising, just about every application not dealing with money I've ever been on has had lots more reads than writes and would thereby benefit if the reads were cheap - obviously nobody wants expensive writes but if the benefit is cheap reads and the expensiveness of writes can be dealt with by batching etc. I guess it's an acceptable tradeoff.