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are you up for building it? |
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There's a chance, but no commitment from me! Figured it was worth filing an issue anyway. |
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Yeah, thanks!
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http://www.learndatalogtoday.org/ is helpful, although it's aimed at Datomic and only covers the query language. |
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The end result of building DataScript is a chunk of JS. It'd be really interesting to have a github.io page with 'transact' and 'query' boxes to try it out without having to build an app.