@mitchelkuijpers: Ping

@cfleming: Ping back

Hey

Hey

I wanted to try Xodus out, but I can’t get master to build

Does it build for you?

Is there any trick I need?

Have never tried it we simply use the snapshot

Ok, I just now found the JetBrains artifactory, the snapshot isn’t on Maven Central, right?

you need to add:

:repositories {"sonartype snapshots" ""}

[org.jetbrains.xodus/xodus-environment "1.0-SNAPSHOT"]
[org.jetbrains.xodus/xodus-entity-store "1.0-SNAPSHOT"]

I think sonartype is maven snapshot

Thanks, I’ll give that a go

No problem

Btw we have turned on the in memory cache 1 month ago

and it works like a charm now and the perfomance had a major boost

Nice, I don’t need super high performance for what I’m doing but that sounds really interesting.

I’m just going to use environment with nippy I think.

Or at least, that’s what I’m going to try first.

Cool

Awesome, that worked - thanks!

I’ll let you know how I get on.

Cool have fun @cfleming

http://haskellformac.com

Oh, nice.

@mitchelkuijpers: @cfleming xodus sounds like a nice schemaless alternative to h2 and sqlite. Didn't know that one, any experiences with it, good or bad?

@sveri not a lot of docs but it works great!

Used it for http://dash.avisi.com

I used the entity store

@cfleming is going another route with xodus :-)

@mitchelkuijpers: looks cool, did you write a clojure wrapper for this? Or just use java interop? Or is there no clojure involved at all? And how about backup?

I wrote a small wrapper around it and used it with clojure. I did not do backups yet..

so you just feed realtime data that can get lost?

Well it are just files so we backup those every night

ah, ok, that's what I wanted to know, no need to stop the database or something like that

They also have a backup tool somewhere hidden that can create a zio

Zip

I can share some code with you tomorrow if you like

Thinking about open sourcing a wrapper lib

(On my mobile right now)

Open sourcing it would be great, right now I don't have need for it, but maybe for my next project. Schmealess is so nice

Will take a shot at it, been looking to contribute something back to the community 😄

Actually its often easier than one might think, I started just by putting some code together, and throw it on github

then added README and things

step by step

If I have something I'll post it here prob this weekend

And, if you are not sure about the license, there was a recent discussion for Lux about it: https://github.com/LuxLang/lux/issues/5

I found it useful

Ow cool thnx! Def interesting