I did run through Korma docs; if I were coming from Rails or other ActiveRecord based framework I might get excited, but as soon as I see start to see things like has-one and belongs-to I get worried about the generated SQL.
ClojureQL, however, looks intriguing, seems more functional than the alternatives listed here.
Would love a more rapid fire development experience than what Scala/Play offers, but for now there's a price to pay for type safety.
Clojure seems a great call for the dynamic side of the fence, and being on the JVM with its massive ecosystem is a major plus.
ClojureQL, however, looks intriguing, seems more functional than the alternatives listed here.
Would love a more rapid fire development experience than what Scala/Play offers, but for now there's a price to pay for type safety.
Clojure seems a great call for the dynamic side of the fence, and being on the JVM with its massive ecosystem is a major plus.