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Datomic: The most innovative DB you've never heard of
- nickpsecurity 11y agoGreat summary! Might have to check it out. Plus, even if they don't want to grow, they could always partner with a company that handles the sales, support, etc while cutting them a slice of licenses. Even feature creep could be handled with a fork that the company maintains with core engineers being consultants for occasional hard problem.
- j-pb 11y agoGreat DB, horrible license.
- HillRat 11y agoLove the use of Prolog, hate the mirror-world EULA. If they haven't updated the license from the last time I looked, it's a non-starter for any reasonably-sized commercial entity with contract controls; there's no way in hell it would pass review with legal, which is odd for a company that's looking to make money off its product.
- timgilbert 11y agoCould you elaborate on that? What don't you like about the EULA?
- j-pb 11y agoIt's actually not Prolog but Datalog. Prologs non turing complete, but with logic consistent, little query language brother ^^.
- finnjohnsen2 11y agoCool, I like innovation to my CRUD life