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About aeberhart
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Comment #47945966
Interesting analysis! Do you also have insights into which JSON Schema constructs are used most often in that dataset?
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Comment #45731670
We wrote an article on this: "JQ vs. JSONata: Language and Tooling Compared". https://dashjoin.medium.com/jq-vs-jsonata-language-and-tooli...
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Comment #37060963
In a way it's a very basic question, but I really had to search a while...
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Comment #37060693
* multiple documents in a single stream * any node type can be used as a mapping key * pointers via &anchor and *alias
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Comment #32135777
Disclaimer: I'm the creator of Dashjoin ( https://github.com/dashjoin/platform ) Implementing the features you mentioned: Once you connect your SQL / NoSQL database, you're immedia…
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Comment #30440245
Great post and really worth reading. Quite shocking insights, for example on the e-waste of BTC: "an average of one whole MacBook Air of e-waste per "economically meaningful" trans…
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Comment #30370886
> What do you mean by automate tests? What exactly do you want to test? One of our customers in the public sector builds a Low Code app that performs automated plausibility checks …
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Comment #30334738
I agree that once a project gets a bit more complex, these points are very important. In our low code platform ( https://github.com/dashjoin/platform ), you end up writing several …
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Comment #28490228
I think so too. JSON Schema enables very useful tooling such as validation, Swagger-style UIs for interacting with services, or declarative web forms that people would have to buil…
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Comment #28490206
There certainly are some similarities, but I think JSON-LD and and JSON Schema solve different problems. You might find this article helpful (I ended up writing this after being co…
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Comment #27837958
A question that can only be answered with "it depends..." :) You might be able to simplify some of the queries using recursive SQL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hierarchical_and_r…
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Comment #27837772
Thanks! No, $doc2data is not a standard function. JSONata allows you to define your own functions ( https://docs.jsonata.org/embedding-extending#expressionregis... ). JSONata is gr…
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Comment #27837045
Dashjoin is an open source platform that allows you to easily extract, load, and transform (ETL) data into a database of your choice. We use JSONata, a powerful JSON query and mapp…
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Comment #27711270
We scan the DB schema and suggest possible joins. The platform also supports basic CRUD operations using forms powered by JSON Schema. Would love to hear your feedback! Github: htt…
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Comment #27659187
Here's the Wikipedia definition: A low-code development platform (LCDP) provides a development environment used to create application software through a graphical user interface in…
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Comment #24429583
Thanks for the link to the discussion on Github. I don't think it is a good idea to rely on inference (owl:sameAs) for something as basic as foaf:name vs. rdfs:label vs. schema:nam…
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Comment #24424793
With your first point, you are talking about versioning (switching to a new IRI while keeping the old one for compatibility)? I agree that there probably is no value in using JSON-…
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Comment #24108484
The problem is the support matrix which is crazy in this area. I think ServiceNow did pretty well without having too many adapters (of course now they have quite a few - https://do…
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Comment #24107566
Not the first of its kind but it is lightweight (<1000 loc), renders compact forms, and supports Draft 06