Foundations

These concepts describe how Minyu represents information and evaluates behavior.

They are not features or workflows.
They define the underlying system model that everything else builds on.

Modeling basics

→ Understand the data model

Learn how tables, rows, attributes, and relationships define your system.
This is the foundation for everything else.

IDs and row identity

→ How identity works in Minyu

Understand how rows are uniquely identified and why identity is stable.
Critical for relations, imports, and permissions.

Declarative logic

→ How rules and logic are evaluated

See how behavior is defined declaratively and evaluated consistently across the system.

Set logic

→ Combining and filtering data sets

Learn how sets of rows are combined using union, intersection, and other operations.

Temporal relations

→ Working with time and intervals

Understand how time intervals are compared for scheduling and filtering.

Related resources

Related concepts

• Modeling basics
• IDs and row identity
• Set logic
• Temporal relations
• Declarative logic