Browse Part V: Building Applications with Clojure

14.4 Using Datomic and Other Datastores

In this section

  • 14.4.1 Introduction to Datomic
    Explore the fundamentals of Datomic, a distributed database tailored for immutability and scalability, and learn when to integrate it into your Clojure applications.
  • 14.4.2 Working with Datomic
    Explore how to connect to Datomic, define schemas, perform queries using Datalog, and handle transactions for efficient data management in functional programming with Clojure.
  • 14.4.3 Other Datastores
    Learn how to integrate Clojure with various data stores like MongoDB, Cassandra, and Redis using libraries such as monger, cassaforte, and carmine for effective data management in Clojure applications.
Saturday, October 5, 2024