I came to a similar conclusion a while back (graph oriented programming languages are the future) but my line of reasoning was that while we have object oriented languages and relational databases surely there should also be relation oriented languages. I toyed with this for a while totally stoked (still am really) to prototype some of these ideas and then somehow or another discovered prolog and it was like this big "ohhh" moment. My long winded point is that while I agree I think the author should check out prolog to add to the analysis.
lisp, smalltalk and prolog have been the three languages that blew my mind instead of just introducing a new syntax.
lisp, smalltalk and prolog have been the three languages that blew my mind instead of just introducing a new syntax.