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by slifin 8y ago
Seems like the creator(s) of this need to take a hard look at Om next to solve their n query+net request problem
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by slifin 8y ago
Although if you want versioning to the attribute level, you'd want something that spread out, see Datomic
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by slifin 8y ago
Do Google still use their closure library + compiler on all their big properties? https://github.com/google/closure-library/ I'm learning Clojure at the moment, don't think I would have heard of Google C
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by slifin 8y ago
They haven't copied om next (fulcro makes it easier) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByNs9TG30E8 #graphs-not-trees
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by slifin 8y ago
I would use, Datomic for revisioning, horizontal scaling, and flexible schema (whilst still being relational) Clojure(Script) for the ability to use same language front and back, for it's very good interoperability CSP and expressions
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by slifin 8y ago
Yeah I'm learning Datomic's datalog and I can see how it solves a number of things in my SQL solutions, that I didn't even realise were problems
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by slifin 8y ago
Modern PHP is class based, the on going ignorance of PHP continues to insulate their own bubble
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by slifin 8y ago
Backend: Clojure Datomic Luminus Frontend: ClojureScript Regent Datascript Datsync Some advantages: Immutability down to the database Database reads scale horizontally Impossible SQL injection from reading AP
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by slifin 8y ago
low hanging fruit like "encrypt everything" ...what? A database stops working as a database if you encrypt every field If you encrypt at rest/in transit (which you should legally) then you're only protected against a ver
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by slifin 8y ago
It's awesome seems like an understatement :D
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by slifin 8y ago
I find it fun, repl driven development, immutability, functions and maps as first class, practical in many situations Also Datomic hyperfiddle and specs
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by slifin 8y ago
All my upvotes, it's criminal how under hyped Datomic is Hyperfiddle is a paradigm shift on the front end too, using the same concepts, imagine real time GraphQL on steroids where the query doesn't need a horrible SQL translation
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by slifin 8y ago
https://re-find.it ?
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by slifin 8y ago
https://vimeo.com/296122102
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by slifin 8y ago
Fundamentally changed how I think about modelling data
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by slifin 8y ago
Proxmox
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by slifin 8y ago
I personally like that it discourages nesting Changing your standard to a value so close to the existing standard seems like an odd choice are you using a verbose language?
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by slifin 8y ago
While we're talking about this conference, rich hickey just changed how I think about domain modelling forever with this talk, released about an hour ago: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YR5WdGrpoug Strongly recommend a
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by slifin 8y ago
I need a Clojure job, their technology seems like it's from the year 3000 and I'm over here in PHP land banging rocks together Their idiomatic database can travel through time, they focus intently on composition, referential integ
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by slifin 8y ago
After watching the value of values by rich hickey I've become cynical towards complex types, I think my ideal would be maps and scalar types and maybe something like clojure specs for more complex checks
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by slifin 8y ago
It's such hard work to develop with developers who don't appreciate why normalising A relational database is important Worse is trying to improve a project where the diaster has already happened
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by slifin 8y ago
100% this, I have to switch between multiple editors because the ergonomics of sublime are too good but it's debugger is not Trying to migrate away using spacemacs but it's not going well
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by slifin 8y ago
Is this the only way to get ClojureScript on mobile?
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by slifin 8y ago
Looking forward to ReasonML support
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by slifin 8y ago
Has anyone here had experience using the SAFE stack? I'm interested in learning it with VSCode on Mac but I can't see much feedback about it
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Experiences using the F# SAFE stack(safe-stack.github.io)
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by slifin 8y ago
Sorry disregard, I mis-read the query
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by slifin 8y ago
How long does it take to run the distinct on its own? I'd be interested to know what happens if the distinct is in a sub query then the result is joined with the commits table Ensure project_commits.project_id is in an index before ru
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by slifin 8y ago
This looks nice, but it does need more documentation and an online playground/eco system which understandably should come in time
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by slifin 8y ago
On desktop chrome you can press ctrl+f find a link on a page using search then press escape and then press enter to follow the link without a mouse I wish any browser on iOS could allow this, I use an iPad and I can shortcut myself to anyth

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