When might the Tinkerpop 3 branch be ready for use in a production application? about gremlin-scala HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi Rich,

Glad to hear! For the most part Gremlin-Scala is just a convenience
wrapper around the Java DSL - i.e. you can always access the underlying
Java objects if you run into a bug in Gremlin-Scala or a step that isn't
implemented in Gremlin-Scala yet.

So you're completely on the safe side. Use the Scala wrapper as much as
you can and use the java pipeline if you need to.

As far as ETA's go: I'm mostly close behind the master branch and
usually publish artifacts for a release within a week or so. That
doesn't mean it's feature complete - for some steps you'll have to use
java traversal, which is very easy.

Also bear in mind that I do this in my spare time and won't make any
guarantees ;)
Please send me pull requests for things that you found not working or
missing - so far I'm pretty much on my own in TP3..

Cheers
Michael

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Thanks Michael,
I wasn't sure if your codebase was addressing some fundamental inconsistency between the TP code and Scala.

So, If I'm able to simply to dip in and out of Java-like Scala code against TP3, that might well fulfil my needs, for now.

If I can be of any help, I will do, however, I'm a relative Scala/TP newbie, just taking up the challenge so I've got something new to learn (I'm a Java Dev, BTW).

Cheers

Rich

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Yup, you get the benefits as long as you stay in Gremlin-Scala and can dip into Gremlin-Java if needed.

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