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Maybe this is a stupid question, but now that the Datomic client and peer libraries are available on Maven Central, will 'dev-local' follow ? After hearing the news, I tried to update my Datomic playground (which contains both dev-local and pro for experimentation). I was hoping to simplify the configuration process, but I realized that 'dev-local' still requires some manual operations. Subquestion: Is 'dev-local' still the recommended way for simple Datomic experiments ?
> Maybe this is a stupid question, but now that the Datomic client and peer libraries are available on Maven Central, will 'dev-local' follow ? Yes! Dev-local will follow, stay tuned! > Subquestion: Is 'dev-local' still the recommended way for simple Datomic experiments ? Dev-local allows you to develop and test Datomic Cloud applications and create small single-process Datomic applications and libraries. If you're building for cloud or need a small single process Datomic application dev-local is the way to go.
@U1QJACBUM with local-dev on maven central will datomic be runnable like morse? Instead of running a process from terminal call a function from REPL for example.
@U04P8PN0LCS I can't share details just yet, but stay tuned! We're heading in that direction I believe.
> Maybe this is a stupid question, but now that the Datomic client and peer libraries are available on Maven Central, will 'dev-local' follow ? Yes! Dev-local will follow, stay tuned! > Subquestion: Is 'dev-local' still the recommended way for simple Datomic experiments ? Dev-local allows you to develop and test Datomic Cloud applications and create small single-process Datomic applications and libraries. If you're building for cloud or need a small single process Datomic application dev-local is the way to go.
https://blog.datomic.com/2023/04/datomic-is-free.html — amazing stuff! 😄 Quick question. What's happening to Ions?
Ions and Cloud will continue to be developed. We are in the process of removing the fees for using Cloud (the Datomic Fees). Once that is done you can use ions for free :)
Hi @U1QJACBUM! I'm so excited about all of this. Will dev-local be available via maven?
I can only say stay tuned. We are actively working on this right now and I’ll have more details after we get cloud shipped
Thanks, @U1QJACBUM!
Hello I'd like to share my implementation of https://github.com/gothinkster/realworld using datomic + #pedestal I'd be happy in discuss and share experiences around best pratices and etc while developing a datomic app. Any kind of comments, issues or PR are welcome https://github.com/souenzzo/datomic-realworld-example-app