The latest @CursiveIDE adds an inline Clojure results inspector. And it rocks! I would fucking kill to be able to do something like this for Calva! So awesome.
@jackrusher Unfortunately, 404! I was interested in how hosting an app using datomic local would work. Do you, by any chance, have a GitHub link? Thanks
updated @ElectricClojure demo of #autentification using #auth0. It's a #ring middleware, and we use #polylith. In the readme there's a description of how to setup a free Auth0 app to test it: https://t.co/7ARaZmkF4w
an @ElectricClojure demo of #authentification using #auth0. Something such as: https://t.co/ehXfwz1L7b . The code isn't done, and it isn't (yet) adapted to the latest #electric-fiddle. It is here: https://t.co/7ARaZmkF4w
Alrighty folks. If you're doing any kind of web app dev, you owe it to yourself to checkout https://t.co/QHUWr6Mjbk by @dustingetz . There's a learning curve if you're not up to speed on Clojure/Script development. But this is the way all web apps should be developed.
My current contract is running out and I am looking for a new team of people working on shipping awesome software products to their users. Please help me share this around, friends!
@AurelAvramescu @PoliticsAndEd the venues on montjuic in barcelona (Palau sant Jordi, Estadi olimpic) constantly have concerts, most of them with 50k people and it works smoothly. See https://t.co/W0s1j55Y1W
#Datomic#as-of and #since, in practice (part 3)
But another interesting thing, is seeing the changes since a particular time using since (think you're asking only for changes since a particular time):
#Datomic#as-of and #since, in practice (part 1)
Considering we have a simple #Datomic database, where we do 3 transactions.
First we add an app. Then we add a chat "c1" in that app. Then we add another chat "c2" in the same app.
Transaction history:
#Datomic#as-of and #since, in practice (part 2)
Now we can pull, at the different times of the transactions, using as-of meaning we'll only see the results as they were at that time: