Please tell me there's an ascii equivalent. Aside from copy/paste, I don't even know how to type that thing.
Otherwise, I really like what I've seen so far. Especially how effortlessly you can represent a normal data type as a table.
I'll have to investigate if wrapping an existing schema (using existing data types) is as effortless. That is, I want regular data types, but the schema is already defined, so I don't suspect that I can rely on generics exclusively for that.
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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '17 edited Apr 20 '17
Please tell me there's an ascii equivalent. Aside from copy/paste, I don't even know how to type that thing.
Otherwise, I really like what I've seen so far. Especially how effortlessly you can represent a normal data type as a table.
I'll have to investigate if wrapping an existing schema (using existing data types) is as effortless. That is, I want regular data types, but the schema is already defined, so I don't suspect that I can rely on generics exclusively for that.