day-of-datomic

Wonder what you'd think of a pull + datalog mix, which is what Datomic / Datascript do: https://github.com/Datomic/day-of-datomic/blob/master/tutori... The neat thing about the syntax there is that it's a datastructure which if you write a generic visual editor like https://developers.google.com/blockly/ over that only fits puzzle pieces when they satisfy https://clojure.org/about/spec you could...

I've been using it on my past few small projects where I would've otherwise used Postgres, so I mostly have CRUD-level experience with it with no meaningful insights within the rest of this comment. The query interface (Datalog: http://www.learndatalogtoday.org/) is immediately refreshing, simpler, and nicer to write than SQL. Of course, you also get to use Clojure data-structures. Datomic itself feels like the best of both worlds across relational and nosql databases. Although I often wonder if I'm even taking advantage of it since I'm still so table-brained. For me, the hardest part about Datomic is that you're sorta on your own. Expect to do some internet-snippet window-shopping to throw a sensible db.clj namespace together. And be sure to peep Stuart Halloway's gists. Honestly, I still don't know a good strategy to migrate schema chan