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So, Rama enables massively scalable, _reactive_ backends. Meanwhile, Electric offers differential dataflow that abstracts over the frontend/backend boundary. This is an exciting time to be working in Clojure.

Great talk, short and to the point. I'm a bit confused about this bit > "if i call put, and then get, i definatly want it to be there" if it _has_ to be there, what are you testing?

Any chance the rest of the talks will go up?

great video, loved the discussion about temporal table pros and cons!

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The "ridiculous" examples are out of context if the prompts that created them are not provided.

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Deserves to be better known!

Clojure is not a subset of Common Lisp. Its value proposition is certainly not running a loop fast on a single core, a discipline mostly irrelevant in times of horizontal scaling. Trying to beat Clojure in a game it never was intended for to win comes off as pretty cheap. How are you doing on the horizontal scaling front with Common Lisp btw.?

Thanks for the shout-out to Clasp!

One day I hope to use a Clojure dialect that is hosted on Common Lisp!

Thanks for the mention Jan :) Enjoyed the presentation, great stuff.

is rama a temporalio contender ?

Thanks very much for this video. I'm an amateur programmer/Clojure fan, so I see notices about things JUXT is doing. But I'm also trying to learn Q/Kdb+, and this talk explains more about why Q's designed the way it is than anything else I've seen.

Great talk thank you

thanks !!

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Special is too small a word.

Link to "Developing Time-Oriented Database Applications in SQL" by Richard T. Snodgrass: www2.cs.arizona.edu/~rts/tdbbook.pdf

I think this is an extremely valuable content for me. I face "time trouble" all the time without a proper additional support in db and backend systems. Wow.

The Project Loom part, seems very similar to Leo Noel's missionary: joining, cancellations

I think Rum deserves a mention too. I'm not aware of any other Clojure React wrapper that is fully CLJC-compatible, e.g. it allows you to perform server-side rendering in JVM Clojure. Libraries like Reagent require you to use ClojureScript in the backend for the same functionality.

Thanks to Chris for an awesome demo!

Very valueable ideas. Thanks.

Cheers Malcolm, off to catch up on the other updates.

Just found your webcast and loved the discussion. I'm a contractor who currently works in the cyber security space, and see data sovereignty as something I might need to build to in the future. (And your comments got me thinking that I need to explore the cloud space more.) I just wanted to throw out a thought on the specialization idea. Should we call it the cyber security /paas free masons? 😂 Kings hired free masons to build the castles, and probably brought them in for occasional maintenance as well. Any thoughts on that model for offering on-prem solutions? (With basic ops training for day to day, but auditing from an expert) (P.S. love tick library and wish I had a usecase for xtdb right now)

Thanks, Alex! This is a fantastic presentation, from idea to execution. There's something with Reagent that fits for me. I love Hiccup and how that makes it easy to treat my views as data. UIx looks fantastic, and I remember how well it just blended in with Reagent when working with Pitch's client, which was using both (and migrating to UIx if, iiuc). I should take Squint for a spin. What is the REPL story there? Also, with the 1:1 mapping to JS, it seems like maybe you loose some hot replacement of new versions of functions and such might work differently/not as well as with regular ClojureScript?

This is exactly what I needed to hear today. I'm going with standard for now, looking forward to playing with UIx and SquintCLJS. Thank you!

This is really good! I recently had to work on a React codebase and nearly lost my mind. I was however able to use Vite with plain JavaScript instead of Typescript, using Shadow-cljs to compile the cljs parts.

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This is a work of art! Love the singer and loved the line attempting to justify spacemacs’ slow startup time as an anti-burnout device 😂

To anyone confused by the first minute or two, just be patient. 😂

How does Datomic handle time in comparison to XTDB? When would you choose one over the other?

I love doom but it is so hard to totally get rid of things like whichkey. I hope this means I can get the benefits of doom without the extra weight of whichkey

love love loved the banking example at 29:00 +. I want more examples. I would appreciate graph with each corner with example. Or more examples of the ~"ephemeral code things that communicate with multiple atoms in ecosystem" he mentioned when talking about banking.

Thank you, fantastic work

Very cool ! What is the underlying Clojure Notebook ??

Fantastic thank you!

Love this concept! Desperate to use site for a project...

I'm a simple man. I see Uncle Bob, I click. Can't wait to read his Clojure book!

Cool to see Uncle Bob talking about Clojure! I just hope you guys didn't talk about his political views...

Have an excellent one, say hi to Alex from all of us over here.

Interesting, had no idea about SQL 2011 and Temporality in Postgres - thanks Jeremy

Any follow up to this talk in 2022?

Really nice take, Malcolm, hadn’t seen things presented in this way, so cheers for that. Keen to see how recent works shapes into this clean model of how it can be done.

How does using a reverse proxy help?

lol this is great. Thanks for the awesome work on xtdb!

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