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by slifin 6y ago
Is there a Clojure datalog to SQL compiler out there?
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by slifin 6y ago
Nesting in your primary data store is an anti-pattern for information workloads where you need to ask questions against your data Consider: { "name": "Sam", "age": 12, "friends&quot
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by slifin 6y ago
There's a burgeoning ecosystem in Clojure for creating native apps using GraalVM native image https://github.com/borkdude/babashka is a good place to start
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by slifin 6y ago
If you've spent years compiling your code and running it or changing it and pressing f5 or changing it and hoping hot code reload does the right thing it won't be apparent why a REPL in process would be helpful If you've spen
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by slifin 6y ago
Fulcro in the CLJS world solved this by generating the graph query based on what's currently in the component tree, if you take react components out of your view your query automatically adjusts to remove the components requirements fr
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by slifin 6y ago
I think roams queries will be the last feature most clones won't have
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by slifin 6y ago
I'm making this same journey (I'm on video 5), and I'm making some notes for each video in Roam and teaching/learning each video every week via Google Meet on Bristol's Clojure Meetup I recommend using clj-kondo to
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by slifin 6y ago
Clojure's static analysis tools can warn you of incompatible types I.e. this will warn (inc "hello") in clj-kondo
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by slifin 6y ago
> But it is also a good paradigm to model pretty much any real, outside thing If we get to the crux of the matter, what you like there is the tree structure (which definitely is the end result you want) the problem is if you store your d
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by slifin 6y ago
Maybe checkout one of these databases: - https://www.datomic.com/ - https://opencrux.com/ - https://github.com/replikativ/datahike - https://github.com/tonsky/data
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by slifin 6y ago
It's weird how in the JS community rewrites of react are common in the CLJS community using React as a runtime is more common: - https://reagent-project.github.io/ - https://github.com/day8/re-f
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by slifin 6y ago
I do wonder how databases like Datomic, and Crux are perceived (if at all) in the wider database community
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by slifin 6y ago
I might need to look at Crux again for my prospective it was missing pull syntax and schema on write But reading from this thread that documents are converted into EAVT for every attribute? Sounds interesting
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by slifin 6y ago
Is a heftier compile step totally fine? The biggest difference between PHP and Java in my mind is that you start Java and pay the compile cost on server start, in PHP you pay the compile cost on every request, frameworks and language featur
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by slifin 6y ago
The rewrites will continue until your team culture improves
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by slifin 6y ago
Hi fellow PHP'er and in a long time gone C#er here I would highly recommend learning the spirit of Clojure first: https://changelog.com/posts/rich-hickeys-greatest-hits https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by slifin 6y ago
If you want something to let you know you've made a silly mistake like putting a string in a number function or missed an argument use clj-kondo it will catch those problems for you in the editor If you want to make a Person class or t
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by slifin 6y ago
I found this out recently when playing wow classic I somehow fell out of the sky, and survived when on a computer "controlled" Griffin, if I had any control of the bug I could use it to drop off in more convenient locations
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by slifin 6y ago
I think you can https://docs.datomic.com/on-prem/excision.html on prem you can choose not to store history with :db/noHistory per fact then just update the record in place Datomic cloud though I'm not sure
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by slifin 6y ago
Frameworks give a good knee up but not enough to make programmers interchangeable with no investment in learning A 2-decade old project probably would take such a long time to re-write into a modern framework that the time would be better s
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by slifin 6y ago
When considering Clojure like this it's important to remember that Clojure has many runtimes It is designed to be hosted, so, a lot of the above doesn't apply equally for ClojureScript (as one example)
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by slifin 6y ago
There's a good talk here from Uncle Bob who helped popularise the solid principles, about what OOP is, and isn't https://youtu.be/QHnLmvDxGTY Towards the end of the talk note of the stickers on his laptop
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by slifin 6y ago
Maybe check out https://github.com/borkdude/babashka if you have bash script esque workloads
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by slifin 6y ago
HTML should be expressed in the data literals of your programming language, this is easier if you have a literal data type for names like Erlang and Clojure Once you have that, you have a always "parsed" HTML that you can serializ
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by slifin 6y ago
Athen looks like the first clone I've seen that understands the stack that makes roam viable I hope they do well
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by slifin 6y ago
JSX is data after compilation which means it's not as transparent or accessible programmatically in the same way hiccup is That said I'm not sure it'd be as easy to do hiccup in pure JS because names aren't a first class
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by slifin 6y ago
My reference point for my comment is ReasonML which on its homepage claims "Easy JavaScript interop" In comparison, I didn't find that to be the case
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by slifin 6y ago
Clojure is a good solution for many problems (obviously not all) mostly because it reaches many capable runtimes, java, js, python and interop is first class What you might be encountering is after a few years of Clojure becomes such that y
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by slifin 6y ago
Nice use of Clojure hiccup is such a joy
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by slifin 6y ago
It's such a nice language I feel calm writing it

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