Powerful Data Access in Clojure
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Compares Haxl-style ideas and GraphQL with Clojure ports Muse/Aranea and presents Claro, a Clojure library that models data as rich trees of data sources that can produce other sources, then trims them with projection-based trimming so queries return exactly the requested shape. Claro performs implicit concurrency, caching and batching to eliminate redundant fetches and optimize order. A GraphQL layer built on Claro exists and Claro is reported running in production for months on a larger project.
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