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@tonsky i just started watching your video tutorials on rum and datascript. Thanks for making them! i'm curious, does that setup include a persistent data layer?
@cjsauer Your pubg-clj project looks great. I've been (slowly) working on refactoring a clojure API client for a bioinformatics workflow system called 'galaxy' and I've been looking for good examples of clojure REST API client libraries. https://github.com/dfornika/clj-blend/tree/remove-blend4j
Awesome! I've done some work in Galaxy. Cool to hear that you're using Clojure in that context.
I've been interested in working with clojure for quite a while but have had trouble finding projects to work on. I work with galaxy pretty regularly because we use it in the IRIDA project (https://www.irida.ca). I noticed that the clj-blend project was dormant so I thought that it might be a good opportunity to contribute to the community and also get some experience.
I like the idea of using datascript to store the data model, it seems similar to the ideas described in Valentin Waeselynck's blog post here: http://vvvvalvalval.github.io/posts/2018-07-23-datascript-as-a-lingua-franca-for-domain-modeling.html
...and also 'hodur': https://github.com/luchiniatwork/hodur-engine