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hey! I know this channel is kind of a soundless void, but if anyone can let me know if theyre aware of any performance considerations/ best practices for building derived databases, let me know!
For instance,
would it be generally faster to do something like
(db-with (empty-db) (d/q [:find (pull all entities I care about)]))
or to do something with d/filter
?
I'm not aware of performance impact of those two, but I understand that d/filter
is live, and sees updates, while the shallow copy is static.