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grzm06:11:30

https://github.com/grzm/awyeah-api com.grzm/awyeah-api {:git/tag "v0.8.82", :git/sha "5ecad02"} is now available • Implement aws-api cached-credentials-with-auto-refresh

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Ranga Rao17:11:15

Hi everyone, I’m Ranga Rao, co-founder of Fractl Inc. Our startup just came out of stealth (with product and funding) and we have open-sourced Fractl language and associated tools (compiler, runtime and REPL). We are a group of Clojurians who are building this and just wanted to share it, in case anyone here is interested in exploring more. We would love to hear your feedback too! Note: Fractl is built on top of Clojure and exposes a dataflow-driven reactive programming model, with a functional core. Existing Clojure/Java libraries are compatible with Fractl. What is unique about Fractl? Gen AI-powered*: Fractl’s abstraction is closer to natural language than traditional programming languages, making it a better candidate as target language for AI-driven code generation. No-code/Pro-code:* The high-level abstraction of Fractl and the data-oriented syntax makes it possible for developers to seamlessly go back and forth between traditional coding in IDEs and no-code building in our browser-based design studio (SaaS product). Developers can seamlessly switch between Gen AI code-generation, no-code development and traditional programming (tri-modal development) throughout the development process. This unique approach bridges the huge chasm that exists between professional coding and low-code/no-code, while boosting productivity with Generative AI. * Please feel free to give Fractl a try and checkout examples:https://github.com/fractl-io/fractl * Learn more about us and what we offer:https://www.fractl.io

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Alvydas Vitkauskas11:11:53

@U012XE9CCNB Installed Fractl and tried the tutorial examples. It feels so nice to be building REST API in such a declarative way! Amazing! I’d like to ask you about the Websockets support in case I want a frontend be able to subscribe and listen to CRUD events on some entities. What would be the best way to do that with Fractl? Looks like Dataflow :after hooks could be a good place to push messages to the subscribed clients, but what about the Websockets server itself? Should it be made and run separatelly? BTW: perhaps Fractl deserves its separate channel here on Clojurians?

thomas12:11:40

+1 for the the separate channel

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Ranga Rao18:11:47

@U05E4BRHBCG, thanks for trying out Fractl. To experience the power of abstraction, I suggest using it for a reasonably complex app (with :contains relationship between entities and RBAC enabled). Our early users tell us that the combination of graph data model and role+ownership-based (similar to row-level, but much more powerful) access control help with making their app complete and very secure.

Ranga Rao18:11:16

We will support web sockets in an upcoming release within the next few weeks. Our intention is to support GraphQL too.

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Ranga Rao18:11:22

Created #fractl channel (we also are on Discord at https://discord.gg/EEwqfbFR - looks like you already found us there) @U052852ES

Alvydas Vitkauskas19:11:23

Actually, I’m just a hobbyist in dev (but with decades of experience in different languages and frameworks - as they say: professionals do what is needed, hobbyists - what they want ;)) and I do have in mind one quite complex project that I never had enough time to tackle seriously. With Fractl though giving a promiss of “100x quicker” - I could have a chance :) 🚀