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I have a legacy app that uses mongodb, even though I would prefer it didn’t. I’d like to transition its front end to fulcro. Would the path be straight forward or no?
@uwo It is storage agnostic, but the graph-based queries need to be interpreted either at the networking layer on the client or by the server. If you can use Clojure on the back-end, and are good at manipulating data then it should be pretty easy.
you don’t have to use Clojure on the back-end, but you do have to be able to convert the graph queries/results into the proper form somewhere.
Slight tangent but just wanted to say it was great listening to you on the defn podcast this morning to hear more about fulcro. Very interesting and insightful @tony.kay
@aj can you send the link? I would like to listen to that 🙂
thank you 🙂