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CEO @juxtpro | #XTDB #JUXT #SoftwareDev #Databases #Clojure. Occasional #astrophotographer.
Joined September 2008
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I'm excited for the @juxtpro XT25 London conference happening 12th June, with a fantastic line-up! juxt.pro/xt25. Invite-only, register your interest on the form!
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📣 XT25 #Fintech Conference – Speakers announced! juxt.pro/xt25
🎟️ Invite-only event – limited number of delegate passes available upon request – details in link👇
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Call for Papers for Open Source in Finance Forum London 2025 is open on Sessionize and I've just submitted a session! sessionize.com/open-source-f…
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v2.0.0-beta6 is out today 🚀 Lots of bug fixing and resilience improvements in this one.
Next up is beta7, with improved support for time series data - we'll finally be able to settle an age old debate: "how is XTDB different to a time series database?"
xtdb.com/blog/v2beta6
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I'm giving an online tech talk with @FINOSFoundation this Wednesday (4pm GMT) on 'as-of reporting' in financial services - but really this applies to all organisations who care about the auditability of systems. XTDB helps you to quickly figure out how data has changed and why /1
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Are JSON columns and versioning painful in your existing databases? Probably!
📹 Check out this short tour through some of XTDB's novel SQL features for handling semi-structured data ('records') and as-of queries.
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The bitemporal data model can solve key reporting & compliance requirements, but it is tricky to implement and maintain.
📺 Watch this talk by @refset covering various approaches to implementing bitemporal systems, and how to ensure a smooth process ➡️
juxt.pro/blog/reconciliation…
Say no to CRUD!
Is it time we found a more appropriate term than 'CRUD' to describe data systems in this modern era of analytics and compliance? @Intellyx's Jason Bloomberg (@TheEbizWizard) makes the case... xtdb.com/blog/retire-crud
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XTDB Bi-Temporal SQL. Time-travel scrubbing.
IYKYK.
The "as-is vs as-was" convo is dead.
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We had a wonderful time @ #OSFF2024 — attending insightful talks by industry thought-leaders, meeting new people, and re-connecting with old acquaintances.
Thanks to everyone at the @FINOSFoundation for the wonderful conference, and outstanding event production.
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🎙️ New Podcast Episode: Static vs Dynamic Typing – which is better for modern programming? 🤔 Join the JUXT team and guest Jake Howard as they explore the pros & cons of each. Watch or listen now:
juxt.pro/blog/dynamic-vs-sta…
2.0 is shaping up well
Just shipped another preview release of XT2, most notably featuring:
🐘 Postgres tooling compatibility (build with Psycopg, Postgres.js, psql etc.)
⏲️ First-class SQL periods (similar to Postgres tztsrange) with temporal intersection joins
Read on... discuss.xtdb.com/t/xt2-snaps…