I think Datomic is potentially disruptive and represents some great thinking on the part of an individual. Whether it will be disruptive will hinge on how well that thinking has subsumed the years of industry experience and practicalities, not to forget the conservative approach to data. I'd be interested to see how it pans out.
I think if will also be imortend what other databases come out of this. There is space for other prioritys in terms of CAP in a world were perseption and process are seperated. Or just other implmentations of the same ideas, opensource maybe.
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I think Datomic is potentially disruptive and represents some great thinking on the part of an individual. Whether it will be disruptive will hinge on how well that thinking has subsumed the years of industry experience and practicalities, not to forget the conservative approach to data. I'd be interested to see how it pans out.
I think if will also be imortend what other databases come out of this. There is space for other prioritys in terms of CAP in a world were perseption and process are seperated. Or just other implmentations of the same ideas, opensource maybe.