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Hello everyone! We’ve used to use DataScript to store our application state. Even when running on a JVM we use it. There is a hope that in-memory Datomic could be faster than DataScript. Before we measure it and take the decision of moving there, I have to mention that out DataScript db stores not only regular data but also arbitrary java objects! Is there a way to achieve this with Datomic given it is running in memory and there is no need for the serialization/deserialization pass?