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We're using it in production, but then, the author is on our team. We've been using Datomic in production since Jan 2013. It's as good as it says on the tin. I
by robertstutt 11y ago
We're using it in production, but then, the author is on our team. We've been using Datomic in production since Jan 2013. It's as good as it says on the tin.
I love living dangerously, if danger means using full-stack Clojure and immutability -grin-
- dwwoelfel 11y agoWe're also using it in production, and it works really well when paired with Datomic. Thanks to transaction queues on both ends, we can set up a meteor-style sync that's pretty handy. It's also well-suited for rapid-prototyping. I'm working on a small project that will eventually need a backend, but for now I just store everything in a datascript db and serialize that to localStorage. When I'm ready to add a backend, I'll just subscribe to datascript's transaction queue and forward them to be saved on the server.
- NhanH 11y agoThe syncing in meteor-style is something I've been interested in for a while. Do you by any chance have any document on how it's done?
- fnordsensei 11y agoSeconded.
- jefffriesen 11y agoThirded.
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