Yeah, it's a big eye-opener. I'd like to see if I can figure out an ergonomic way to do it in Python since I do a fair amount of work in that, and passing ORM objects around isn't great.
I have an old repo that explores the concept at bmritz/datajet. I’ve also toyed around with the idea of using type hints and type aliases in python as the “data key” (equivalent to :user/id). Would love to have something equivalent in python.
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Yeah, it's a big eye-opener. I'd like to see if I can figure out an ergonomic way to do it in Python since I do a fair amount of work in that, and passing ORM objects around isn't great.
I have an old repo that explores the concept at bmritz/datajet. I’ve also toyed around with the idea of using type hints and type aliases in python as the “data key” (equivalent to :user/id). Would love to have something equivalent in python.
Thanks for mentioning datajet, I'll be taking a look at that for sure...