[ANN] riverford/durable-ref 0.1.2 - Durable reference types for clojure

Hi All, I've just released a new version of durable-ref to clojars, available as [riverford/durable-ref "0.1.2]. Since my last ANN I have added: - `atomic` references, with a reference dynamodb implementatino plus extension points. - `nippy` storage format using the high performance taoensso/n

[ANN] durable-ref 0.1.1 providing durable references to remote values

I am please to announce the first release durable-ref! durable-ref is a library that defines conventions, a set of implementations and extensibility points for the following reference types: *value* references, which represent an immutable pointer to a value held 'somewhere else', this allows t

[ANN] faraday-atom 0.2.0 - a durable clojure atom backed by DynamoDB

I am pleased to announce that faraday-atom is now available from clojars . This library provides an atom that will provide atomic state transition over a single dynamo item and allows you to use clojure's epo

[ANN] multi-atom 0.1.0 - a library for dealing with atom-like cells. Includes DynamoDB support.

Hi, I am pleased to announce the first release of: https://github.com/mixradio/multi-atom. Much in the spirit of avout[1] and enduro[2], multi-atom is a library for dealing with things that can behave as atoms, only not limited to in-memory cells. Its approach is to: a. Use the IAtom interf

Re: Hierarchical data core.logic

I'm not sure I fully understand, I guess I'm looking for the equivalent to a sub query? When I tried to implement this early, I naively perhaps tried something like this: (defn bars-for-foo [?foo ?bars] (l/== ?bars (l/run* [?q] (fooz ?foo ?q This seems relevant: http://dev.cloju