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Morning
No reason to complain @maleghast
Is anyone here actively using Lacinia for GraphQL? I've been working through the official tutorial. Looks pretty cool
we like it @yogidevbear
I got to the part where GraphiQL is being integrated
The doc discovery interface on the right hand column is very nice
The next portion of the tutorial is going to bring in Stuart Sierra's component library.
This is encouraging - @jonpither Are you / you guys using it on systems where the storage back-end is Datomic?
Excited to be spiking on datomic these next couple of days. But first, got a queue of
that need shaving.
I can send an MQTT message to my program and I decode (parts of) the connect message and I can turn into a Clojure map and call a Clojure function and print it...
I know the feeling all I’ve done is attend a conference call and book some flights, accom and parking.
Sounds like fun
and I suspect my code is rather inefficient... Java NIO is confusing to say at least....
Blimey… Are you not using an MQTT library..? Of course I am assuming that there is one…
nope... I am using the http-kit as an example on how to do NIO... and build a (very very simple) broker around that.
well... I can get send back a hardcoded CONNACK message: received CONNACK
... so a but more progress this afternoon....
but for some strange reason my clojure handler doesn't seem to return anything to the Java side of things.... :thinking_face: