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@piotrek i think there’s a reason shadow-cljs has become the default. 😉
@levitanong I guess so but I’m curious what the reason is
@piotrek AFAIK it’s the better npm support, modules support, and easier config in general.
The last bit is prolly a matter of preference for some people. but the first two points are pretty hard points in favor of shadow-cljs
Thanks @levitanong. I need to learn more about it.
@piotrek Yes, that is my reasoning for making it the default. We’re building front-end stuff, and people often want to use pre-existing js ecosystem libraries. My experience with shadow-cljs has been a lot better in that department.
hi all, some updates from walkable:
new features besides internal refactoring: 1. pseudo columns to inline arbitrary sql code → useful for aggregate queries
2. allow namespaced keywords as condtions' values so you can describe constraints involving two columns ie {:item/val-1 [:< :item/val-2]}
=> WHERE "item"."val_1" < "item"."val_2"
3. allow to specify quote marks, so it should work with many dbms
that's it. I'm working on the documentation. It will be up within today at http://walkable-server.github.io/walkable/