That's a synchronization problem

🙂

you might care about that, but the audience doesn't

I thought unobtanium wasn't edible anyway

hmmkay... https://github.com/babashka/obb/issues/31 care to give a tl;dr?

Most of the issue is about the node-repl. The part about console-print is here: https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva/issues/1468#issuecomment-1014781194

very interesting

Thanks!

Nice writeup. I had implemented this model experimentally in an application once and I liked it.

It got tricky when I had resources to represent different business entities which are shown on a single page. I wanted to represent the business entities in individual resource to leverage caching and authorisation. Did you think of that, too?

Hm… it’s not really an issue yet since the system is just a basic RDF browser at this point (+ a search endpoint). I’ll have to see what kind of issues I run into once I need to implement more complex behaviour, e.g. an admin interface. For now, I don’t see why that wouldn’t also work, though.

I love how smooth Rum makes it to seamlessly let every server page transform into an SPA.

Maybe post about this in #news-and-articles?

Hm, maybe I will. Doesn’t seem quite enough content to be an “article”, though, it’s mostly just written as a note-to-self for when I revisit this project in the future.

There are important learnings there, that can save time and sanity for others. But I agree it is a bit hard to unpack unless the reader has a similar context in mind. Maybe you can release it as an MVP of a more ”worked” article? 😃

I think I’ll rewrite it slightly to make it a bit more approachable.

@U0ETXRFEW now rewritten as an essay.

Awesome! The article you posted in #news-and-articles has a last commit 5 days ago. Is that still the right one?

Hm, it should be updated. Maybe you have the old page cached?

https://github.com/kuhumcst/DanNet/commit/3b33d071fd3b503719a3e7d84ffdb48732d5a26f#diff-f6a741609bc77c61876014a7a70a16ccae2a7eed3ee936b08735bf2e9de0a0d0

No, when I check the history there is a newer one. Probably some cache thing. Looks great!