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`doxa` allows to hold nested maps. normalization is user-dependent and only those maps that have a key that satisfies the condition `(= "id" (name k))` will be considered as entities....

I have currently finished rewriting the code to remove meander and make everything more accessible. Now slowly working on documentation and examples. I will probably merge changes at the end...

Works without any problem, does not use anything that needs dealing with reflections.

I checked a long time ago, so I'll check again in the near future if anything has changed and only then I'll add to the readme info about compatibility and...

Is that what this is about? ```clojure (let [db (dx/create-dx [{:db/id 1 :name "ivan" :age 15} {:db/id 2 :name "petr"}])] (dx/q [:find ?e :where [?e :age (m/not (m/some ?age))]] db))...

As for the video, the code is on unlicense and you are free to do whatever you want. I am pleased that you want to do anything at all with...

Unfortunately, this cannot be done in a simple way. As far as I know meander, it will not work in this form. However, it can be done the meander style....

For some time now, an identical problem has occurred in `doom-emacs`. Opening a link works the first time the buffer shows up, or after a refresh, otherwise `` starts behaving...

I can confirm that lmdb-js has an astonishing performance and the interaction with cljs is seamless. I even thought about porting dtlv to nodejs, but the task is beyond my...

The documentation is good, but only for someone who catches the concept. However, for someone who feels reasonably proficient in core.async, it's like colliding with a wall. Everything is different,...