there's definitely alearning curve
however, I'm converted, untangled is amazing
huh
Well once my librarying work is done, there’s no reason I or someone else can’t make an untangled template.
Anyone done dataflow work? Specifically into BigQuery?
Mobileink is already there: his stuff is already decomposed out of template land into libraries.
@domparry haven’t used dataflow for that. I did have a GAE entity post-put hook that added information into a JSON file in GCS that went into BQ at the end of the day.
Worked slick
I have Dataflow reading Pubsub into BQ. Works so well except for one very specific case.
The error I get is: failed_precondition: Record leaf types are not supported.
I’m using a clojure wrapper for dataflow called datasplash (It’s fantastic)
qqq: not so crazy about frameworks, personally. i much prefer composition that i csn control.
untangled is something else
I don't fully grasp it yet; but this is fucking brilliant and is the future.
howso?
It's storage model also directly mirrors Datastore.
It's hard to describe; give me a week or two to get back to you on this
but I can already feel new brain cells growing as I learn untangled.
The best way I can describe it is that it's like going from qbasic -> scheme; or going from old UI -> react.
maybe. personally i'm betting on https://www.webcomponents.org. i think react etc. will soon be obsolete.
they'll survive but in a very different form.
lol, is this like npm for gui elements? where for each new gui element, you pull in a library?
dunno about npm for gui, but yes, if you need a component, that's just another dependency, no different than any other.
that's all clojure libs are, just components.
of course, web components must be clojurized, but i believe i have that problem solved. ;)
redarding data storage, i can pull in whatever i want as a dependency/component; why do i need a framework?