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I work in a relational lang as hobby. I have seen as many sql replacements as I can, and most commit some or many problems. The biggest one, IMHO, is they stay
by mamcx 5y ago
I work in a relational lang as hobby. I have seen as many sql replacements as I can, and most commit some or many problems. The biggest one, IMHO, is they stay as constrained to be "just a query lang" removing any hope to be useful at large.
In mine, the lang IS actually composable:
https://tablam.org https://tablam.org
for p in products ?where #price > 0.0 do
print(p)
end
let top10 = products ?limit 10
let positive = ?where #price > 0.0
for p in top10 ?positive do
print(p)
end
BTW, this is not new. This is more or less how was with FoxPro (with more verbose syntax, but same feel).
Instead this, like many other attempt, make "relational language" be embarrassed to be an ACTUAL programming language. And it looks more like a clone of GraphQL than of SQL, btw...