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2019-05-16
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Just so you know, we use Datomic with Clara, and bolting them together has hit a sweet spot where we solved several problems at once.
Before, we had custom data validation code, and custom code to create "synthetics" - computed values that appear in our GraphQL queries that don't exist in the database.
We are using less and less of datomic though, as it's now merely a data store, and we never query it directly except for debugging.
How are you using datomic if your not querying it?
forgot to mention this project that came out a bit back and was discussed some here https://github.com/clyfe/clara-eav