Ferma

Uses Byte Buddy for runtime code generation to implement abstract methods, avoiding proxy classes and significantly improving performance over TinkerPop Frames, as highlighted in the README.

Supports untyped, simple, and annotated modes for type resolution, allowing developers to choose the abstraction level, with clear examples provided for each mode in the documentation.

Offers a super-set of TinkerPop Frames annotations to reduce boilerplate code, enabling declarative definition of properties and relationships, as demonstrated in the annotated mode example.

Built directly on TinkerPop, providing full access to Gremlin queries, Gremlin Server, and graph compute engines, ensuring compatibility with databases like JanusGraph and Neo4j.