It is nice to see a core group of Datalog enthusiasts persist, even though the current Datalog revival seems to be on the decline. The recent Datalog 2.0 conference was quite small compared to previous years and the second HYTRADBOI conference was very light on Datalog as well, while the first one had a quarter of submissions with Datalog connection.
I'm encouraged by the other commenters sharing their recent Datalog projects. I am currently building a set of data quality pipelines for a legacy SQL database in preparation of a huge software migration.
We find Datalog much more useful in identifying and looking for data quality issues thatn SQL, as the queries can be incredibly readable when well-structured.
I'm encouraged by the other commenters sharing their recent Datalog projects. I am currently building a set of data quality pipelines for a legacy SQL database in preparation of a huge software migration.
We find Datalog much more useful in identifying and looking for data quality issues thatn SQL, as the queries can be incredibly readable when well-structured.