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Pros of JGraphT
Pros of Neo4j
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    • 70
      Cypher – graph query language
    • 61
      Great graphdb
    • 33
      Open source
    • 31
      Rest api
    • 27
      High-Performance Native API
    • 24
      ACID
    • 21
      Easy setup
    • 17
      Great support
    • 11
      Clustering
    • 9
      Hot Backups
    • 8
      Great Web Admin UI
    • 7
      Mature
    • 7
      Powerful, flexible data model
    • 6
      Embeddable
    • 5
      Easy to Use and Model
    • 4
      Best Graphdb
    • 4
      Highly-available
    • 2
      Great onboarding process
    • 2
      It's awesome, I wanted to try it
    • 2
      Used by Crunchbase
    • 2
      Great query language and built in data browser

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    Cons of JGraphT
    Cons of Neo4j
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      • 9
        Comparably slow
      • 4
        Can't store a vertex as JSON
      • 1
        Doesn't have a managed cloud service at low cost

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      What is JGraphT?

      It is an open source library of graph-theoretic data structures and algorithms. It has been used in a number of university projects and classes, and shows up as a standard reference in books on Java programming.

      What is Neo4j?

      Neo4j stores data in nodes connected by directed, typed relationships with properties on both, also known as a Property Graph. It is a high performance graph store with all the features expected of a mature and robust database, like a friendly query language and ACID transactions.

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