This document discusses functional database strategies, specifically focusing on immutable rows, window functions, event-sourcing, and database interactions from a functional perspective. The key points covered include:
1. Making database rows immutable by storing them as a log of changes rather than allowing in-place updates. This allows reconstructing the full history.
2. Using window functions to partition and aggregate over row groups to enable querying the latest or historical state.
3. Storing a log of events rather than the current application state, in line with event-sourcing principles.
4. Techniques for interacting with databases in a functional way, including restricting mutations and optimizing data structures.