Knowing the guys on the development team for datomic, I think their #1 concern is to produce a highly reliable and well-designed system.
Also, they are big on developing systems that are very modular, and since datomic is built on Lisp, adding a SQL frontend would certainly be very easy (like a weekend project.)
I'm sure once these guys have higher priority features addressed, you'll see a SQL feature as well (if folks from the clojure community don't beat them to it and create it first.)
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Knowing the guys on the development team for datomic, I think their #1 concern is to produce a highly reliable and well-designed system.
Also, they are big on developing systems that are very modular, and since datomic is built on Lisp, adding a SQL frontend would certainly be very easy (like a weekend project.)
I'm sure once these guys have higher priority features addressed, you'll see a SQL feature as well (if folks from the clojure community don't beat them to it and create it first.)
Davy Suvee created a Dataomic Blueprints implementation (http://datablend.be/?p=1641) so you can run Gremlin (https://github.com/tinkerpop/gremlin/wiki) queries on it.