This was an amazingly done talk! Thanks for representing Ash so well! On the topic of filtering across data layers, you actually can do it, because of magic :) We synthesize joins across data layers.
Joins across data layers really does feel like magic! I was truly blown away when I realised I could relate users (stored in postgres) to 'user session' stuff (stored in ETS), but load the session stuff from the user exactly the same as if it was in postgres. At every level Ash feels like it gives you super powers
This was an amazingly done talk! Thanks for representing Ash so well! On the topic of filtering across data layers, you actually can do it, because of magic :) We synthesize joins across data layers.
Joins across data layers really does feel like magic! I was truly blown away when I realised I could relate users (stored in postgres) to 'user session' stuff (stored in ETS), but load the session stuff from the user exactly the same as if it was in postgres. At every level Ash feels like it gives you super powers
hi Zach, regarding generated migrations. Can Ash produce "safe", backward-compatible migrations, e.g. in the case of renaming a field?
great talk!!
Nice talk! I don't have any Elixir experience but find Ash's approach really appealing. I'll have to give it a go sooner rather than later!
great talk! I wanted to see the sample ATS but it has an internal server error...
As an django developer, if it has an admin, i can give it a try. 😂