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a few months back someone posted a few alternatives to a straight-up map for the app-db, and I'd meant to try it out. Of course, I can't remember it now and it's not on clojure-toolbox. It wasn't datascript, but a lighter-weightt lib that was a couple steps up from a huge map. It seemed to do a bit of denormalization internally. I'm hoping someone remembers its names. TIA.
Maybe it was https://github.com/den1k/subgraph You can also use your search engine of choice to search https://clojurians-log.clojureverse.org/re-frame for relevant keywords.
@rgm by the way, theres a compound2 branch for compound that I haven’t made official yet, but have been working with internally for a while. It’s a single file, it’s faster (there’s an optimised macro version), and smaller (doesn’t pull in spec)