My abstracted YAML representation worked pretty well for this initial PoC but I'm seeing places where this is just not going to fly for more complicated queries. I'd much rather string together more competent technologies to accomplish my goal rather than spending a year reinventing the wheel.
Along the lines of your comment ... trying these queries in a general language and in SQL brought me to the same conclusions you have here. One of the foundations of this is open source so if I write a recipe and contribute it, I want someone else to be able to take it and tinker with it or extend it but do that without having to deal with too much boilerplate.
I will take a look at Datalog. I know I've seen it before but don't know much about it. Thank you again!
My abstracted YAML representation worked pretty well for this initial PoC but I'm seeing places where this is just not going to fly for more complicated queries. I'd much rather string together more competent technologies to accomplish my goal rather than spending a year reinventing the wheel.
Along the lines of your comment ... trying these queries in a general language and in SQL brought me to the same conclusions you have here. One of the foundations of this is open source so if I write a recipe and contribute it, I want someone else to be able to take it and tinker with it or extend it but do that without having to deal with too much boilerplate.
I will take a look at Datalog. I know I've seen it before but don't know much about it. Thank you again!