Database in the Browser, a Spec
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- Though it will be hard, I think we should aim to be as close to “easy” as possible. Datascript only requires you to indicate references and multi-valued attributes. Datomic requires a schema, but perhaps if we used an open-source, datalog-based database, we could enhance it to do something similar. Either as little schema as possible, or a “magically detectable schema”. (View Highlight)
title: “Database in the Browser, a Spec”
author: “Stepan Parunashvili”
url: ”https://stopa.io/post/279”
date: 2023-07-29
source: reader
tags: media/articles
Database in the Browser, a Spec
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Highlights
- Though it will be hard, I think we should aim to be as close to “easy” as possible. Datascript only requires you to indicate references and multi-valued attributes. Datomic requires a schema, but perhaps if we used an open-source, datalog-based database, we could enhance it to do something similar. Either as little schema as possible, or a “magically detectable schema”. (View Highlight)
title: “Database in the Browser, a Spec”
author: “Stepan Parunashvili”
url: ”https://stopa.io/post/279”
date: 2023-12-19
source: reader
tags: media/articles
Database in the Browser, a Spec
Metadata
Highlights
- Though it will be hard, I think we should aim to be as close to “easy” as possible. Datascript only requires you to indicate references and multi-valued attributes. Datomic requires a schema, but perhaps if we used an open-source, datalog-based database, we could enhance it to do something similar. Either as little schema as possible, or a “magically detectable schema”. (View Highlight)