@pesterhazy @socksy @finn.volkel @daveliepmann, I would like to organize a cloujure meetup in berlin, to bring the Clojure and datastar /stardustdb community together. I talked with @delaneygillilan, creator of d* and the new stardust db (he gave a talk about it in the conf) and he would join us online, while other people involved in the project might even come in person. There is some really exiting stuff happening there, especially with stardust and we could have a deep dive together. I can organize a location, but it would be super cool if you could promote the event through luma and the clojure.berlin and even more if we join forces on this ๐
Yes happy to join and promote. I have an interest in stardust myself. Is there someone in Berlin who is working on Stardust?
I think not in Berlin directly, though not completely but maybe we can convince them to visit ๐ Some are in central Europe
Sounds great, hope I can make it
Cool that is encouraging, I will make a more proper proposal then and get back to you.
I would also love to join
@finn.volkel, @ramblurr and Ben are both in austria but thatโs quite a train ride to berlin iirc
also if you have a direct interest in the stardust stuff happy to do a vidchat / dev hours if there is interest
@delaneygillilan I was mainly interested because you support some form of subscriptions, so I was wondering how you calculate these. From my understanding you are always sending whole snapshots and not deltas. Also happy to take it to the stardust discord server or some other thread as this goes beyond the scope of this thread.
so you send me either deltas or current state and i find the minimal patch. those turn into facts and queries are part of the db so they know what facts can apply to them so only run when needed and using batches debounce/throttle
yeah, def we have our Discord but its kinda like OโDoyle Rules from @sekao if you are familiar with that semantics
Not familiar with O'Doyle Rules. On a very basic level you have transaction โ db โ subscription (by db here I mean startdust, not a db value) and I want to understand how you make the latter step fast and efficient across many queries. From your first reply I am assume you batch changes together. How do you calculate the deltas for arbitrary queries?
its best as an example probably. feel free to join the discord so we donโt mess with @valentin.denegrifisch actual goals with this thread of a berlin meetup. https://discord.gg/v4UMAdsjSZ and start a thread in general. happy to get into the weeds