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He mentions getting rid of cursors, but I'm not clear how he would replace the modification side of cursors. i.e. I can see how a system like he describes suppo
by winstonewert 11y ago
He mentions getting rid of cursors, but I'm not clear how he would replace the modification side of cursors. i.e. I can see how a system like he describes supports nicely querying data, how do it help a component that needs to trigger modifying data?
- 2bit 11y agoExactly my question, this is a big missing piece and something that cursors solve nicely.
- Spendar89 11y agoI imagine you would trigger something like a datomic transaction, which returns a new version of the database.
- hojberg 11y agoA group of us talked to him after the talk, and if I understood it correctly, you'd still use the om transact function to trigger modifications.