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@polymeris there are lots of apps that provide data-driven RAD. I personally like and use AirTable.
And MS Access still exists. It's part of Office365. Unfortunately it's Windows only. Airtable I mentioned isn't binary compatible. But it is SaaS that's targeting similar customers and use cases.
from @metacritical: How are the Clojure salaries in Canada?
…or there
@jgh I actually have no clue what would be a good salary in canada, though i hope to move with a clojure job.
@metacritical talk to the Kira folks, they’re hiring
i was living in toronto for about 8 months this year, but wasnt working there so cant say for sure but just based on talking to people that was the impression i got
that sounds about right to me too, based on my experience
@jgh Thanks!
I guess an additional relevant question is "How many companies in Canada are using Clojure?" so how does the job market compare with the US in terms of demand?