4D vs OneGraph: What are the differences?

Developers describe 4D as "Integrated platform that simplifies and speeds up the development and deployment of web, mobile, desktop, and client-server applications". It is a cross-platform development environment and deployment infrastructure available in both Single-User and Client-Server. 4D contains it's own high level programming language and a RDBMS with a SQL engine. 4D is an IDE and a Compiler that facilitates the creation of machine code directly executable on both Windows and Mac. On the other hand, OneGraph is detailed as "Build API integrations with GraphQL". Connect Stripe, Salesforce, Zendesk, Twitter, GitHub, and more through the power of GraphQL.

4D and OneGraph can be categorized as "Integration" tools.

Some of the features offered by 4D are:

• RDBMS
• SQL Server
• SOAP Server

On the other hand, OneGraph provides the following key features:

• High Performance - OneGraph handles automatic parallelization, queuing, and caching behind a single request, perfect for web and mobile apps.
• Secure Authentication - OneGraph provides components to handle the whole authenticate flow for either you or your customers in just a single click.
• Robust Permissions - Carefully control data and query access through robust and straight-forward permissions that scale from single-user experiments to a public production app.