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Dang it, re-frame devs! Because of re-frame, I can't go back to using REST and a regular db… I want my backend persistence layer to understand the queries I write against app-db so I have to write them just once on the client, which then sends it to the server to be evaluated. I want my backend to contain a subset of app-db that is seamlessly kept in sync with all clients' app-dbs (I'll make my app support merge conflicts). More tool-building…
@fasiha: I met the same "urgency" and I am trying to use rethinkdb
client side for queries, but also thinking about urania
for caching and avoiding wasting calls to the server...
Good luck @richiardiandrea 😄 I'm trying out running datascript on server & client both, since queries written on one can run on the other :thinking_face:
speaking on the subject, Have you had success with that @fasiha? I have been looking into Posh(https://github.com/mpdairy/posh) after watching the 'datalog all the way down' talk from clojure/west
lol, thats about where I am. I'm finishing up an existing re-frame app and then would like to migrate it to posh later on
I was reading in a posh issue how someone used datascript in their re-frame app's subs/handlers, which is what I'd like to start out with.
I'm trying to learn how refs work, how to transact (add) refs, etc. etc. #C07V8N22C is helpful but slow