Keep in mind that the Heroku file system is a little "funky". Writing
things there is not like you're used to with your local system or with a
VPS or dedicated server. It's ephemeral and those files will disappear
during certain events. I agree with the other Sean, that if the data is
small and
I'd say it's really about how you want to interact with the data. If
your pattern of interaction suits a database, use one. If you just
want to store / load data structures and do everything in memory, do
that instead.
I use MySQL and MongoDB extensively via Clojure for a complex Internet
dating p
I recently got started with Heroku and Clojure. They provide an optional
SQL database for handling data, but it is not enabled by default. I'm
wondering how much sense it makes to use SQL on a Clojure environment, vs
just using sequence types within the language to store data and backing
them u
