Re: Is Slick feasible in Clojure?

Il giorno lunedì 1 ottobre 2012 16:45:44 UTC+2, tbc++ ha scritto: > > I've thought about this as well. Coming from the .NET world I'm quite > familiar with the Linq.Expression namespace. I too have wondered about > this. For those who are not familiar with how IQueryable works in Linq, > it's

Re: Is Slick feasible in Clojure?

> Not to nitpick, but Linq to XML is based on Linq to objects entirely (no > IQueryable, juste vanilla IEnumerables). > You're correct. > To my - naive - knowledge of clojure macros, writing an provider in > clojure would be a lot easier than it is in C# (or even with F# quotations). > > I woul

Re: Is Slick feasible in Clojure?

On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 4:45 PM, Timothy Baldridge wrote: > I've thought about this as well. Coming from the .NET world I'm quite > familiar with the Linq.Expression namespace. I too have wondered about > this. For those who are not familiar with how IQueryable works in Linq, > it's something like

Re: Is Slick feasible in Clojure?

I've thought about this as well. Coming from the .NET world I'm quite familiar with the Linq.Expression namespace. I too have wondered about this. For those who are not familiar with how IQueryable works in Linq, it's something like the following (in clojure): (def query (q (db :people)

Re: Is Slick feasible in Clojure?

Clojure already has something like this, it's called datalog. Datomic has an implementation that can be used to query it's database as well as most collections. There's also another datalog implementation which has it's own persistent database. An opportunity that's still open would be a datalog

Is Slick feasible in Clojure?

Hi! I'm participating in a discussion in the progfun course on Coursera (Scala based). Interesting discussions are going on there, especially when Clojure is involved. I was wondering if something like Slickwould be doable in Clojure. I've no experience with Slick (