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Sorry, just saw this now. Mostly for fun! But I have some slightly crazy ambitions. Prolog lets you easily write complex queries, so it works quite well sitting
by grose 4y ago
Sorry, just saw this now. Mostly for fun! But I have some slightly crazy ambitions. Prolog lets you easily write complex queries, so it works quite well sitting on top of some in-memory data. I think that you could use Prolog's unification as a GraphQL-like "universal API", all that's missing is a quick and easy way to store Prolog data durably. I wrote some more here, but I plan on writing a proper article sometime soon: https://github.com/guregu/worker-prolog https://github.com/guregu/worker-prolog