I think it's more important from a Datomic standpoint. Actually, it would be just as well to put both the schema and seed data directly in the code (Peer.clj, I think) rather than reading them from files. My $.02.

Gary

On Jun 20, 2013, at 7:28 PM, Ryan Neufeld <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In documentation/connecting-to-datomic.md:
> 
> >  
> >  ## Write Schema and Seed Data
> >  
> > -On Pedestal app, a suitable place to put a schema is the
> > -resources/[your-project-name-here] directory. In this sample, the project
> > -name is "helloworld", so place the Datomic schema file below in
> > -`resources/helloworld/schema.edn`. The schema is also pretty simple:
> > -it has just one attribute.
> > +As described in the [Datomic tutorial] (http://docs.datomic.com/tutorial.html), a Datomic database consists
> Hmm, I think a schema may be a general enough thing we don't need to mention it. Do you think this is a big enough hurdle for people to cross that we should help them here?
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