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Pricing killed it for my experimental project. Of course the complexity of having to set a cluster early on doesn’t help for small shops. Then there’s the com
by Arcanum-XIII 2y ago
Pricing killed it for my experimental project.
Of course the complexity of having to set a cluster early on doesn’t help for small shops.
Then there’s the complexity of learning datalog - love it, but when I see people already struggling with SQL, I’m not confidant about using it generally !
- augustl 2y agoIt's free now - but I suppose 10+ years of being both closed source and paid didn't do wonders for adoption. What part needs a cluster in your experience? The Datomic deployments I've been involved with have been running on a single server, with a single instance of backing storage etc. Datalog is interesting indeed... Back when I first started using Datomic in 2012 I had just fundamentally decided to use it, and it took probably a week before the query language "clicked", i.e. to be able to actually compose my own queries and not just copy paste my way to something that works.