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I'm ignorant here. From what you say it sounds like Typed Clojure is traditionally what we think of as 'types', whereas schema is more along the line of asserts
by shellac 12y ago
I'm ignorant here. From what you say it sounds like Typed Clojure is traditionally what we think of as 'types', whereas schema is more along the line of asserts.
Is that fair?
- taylorlapeyre 12y agoThat's correct.
- mtrimpe 12y agoYup; but asserts that a) describe an entire 'object' (usually a map or list) b) can be composed together and c) be used to generate e.g. documentation or validated forms