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Haha! That's exciting to see something like that shared across industries. I use it for medical health records to ensure we track every single change and know w
by xeromal 6y ago
Haha! That's exciting to see something like that shared across industries. I use it for medical health records to ensure we track every single change and know when something changed. Pairs really nicely with dynamodb in aws.
- reitzensteinm 6y agoI've actually used Datomic to do backend development before, and it's really interesting to contrast two frameworks that are built around very similar ideas, but with vast differences in requirements and implementation.
- rjbwork 6y agoCould you talk a little about that or point to something that details the overall strategy? I'm considering a similar setup for event sourcing in AWS and DynamoDb with change streams crossed my mind.
- xeromal 6y agoSure, if you don't mind I'll get back to you tomorrow if that's OK.
- lifeisstillgood 6y agoHope you don't mind if I listen in - fascinated by this area too :-)
- vendiddy 6y agoWe use event sourcing in a business application. Event sourcing, at it's core, is making sure your source of truth is a log of events and your app state is derived from that. Beyond those constraints, there are many variations of how it can be done, each with very different tradeoffs.