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One of the big issues we've been struggling with is getting large ClojureScript data structures with tons and tons of structural sharing (think application stat
by sgrove 12y ago
One of the big issues we've been struggling with is getting large ClojureScript data structures with tons and tons of structural sharing (think application state history) 1.) small enough to transmit to the server 2.) for efficient storage.
It sounds like Transit may help with this via its caching etc.? Can someone from Cognitect comment on whether this is a suitable use?
- swannodette 12y agoI don't think it can help here - caching only applies to map keys, transit keywords, transit symbols, and transit tags and it's not as of yet configurable.
- sgrove 12y agoAh, bummer. The search goes on then - thanks for the quick reply!
- mtrimpe 12y agoWhat are you doing instead now? Using event sourcing and replaying events on a server side copy of the client code?