For our May event, we're joining forces with the Glasgow Clojure group to hear Stuart Sierra talk about Datomic.
Stuart has let us know what the event will be about:
"An introduction to Datomic, a new database with support for ACID transactions, horizontal read-scalability, and a unique data model that incorporates time. Datomic is written in Clojure, runs on the JVM, and has native APIs for both Clojure and Java. Topics will include: an overview of the Datomic architecture, the tuple-based data model, immutability, Datomic's view of time, queries with Datalog, and transactions. No prior experience with Clojure needed."
We've hosted events at Arnold Clark before and continue to agree that all attendees will adhere to the Hacker School rules while on site.
All visitors need to access the office via the parking garage at the rear of the building. Visitors can use the car park, and there is plenty of space for cyclists to leave bikes.
Detailed directions are available in a pdf
Details: Intro to Datomic
Date - Thursday 21st May 2015
Time - 7pm
Location: Arnold Clark, Digital Product Development, 163 St. George’s Road, Glasgow, G3 6LB
Code of Conduct:
www.codecraftuk.org
More details: www.codecraftuk.org
Maybe attending: 1 person.
About CodeCraft
We are a software crafters meetup. We discuss, demonstrate and debate how to write well-structured, malleable software.
While we respect and encourage lean agile methodolgies, we are here to discuss the craft of developing software, not managing the process around development.
Our events are on the 3rd Thursday of every month, but we encourage you to follow us on Twitter to find out about changes to dates, venues, or additional events.
