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Category Archives: Clojure Atlas
A refresh of Clojure Atlas
I’m sorry to admit that I let the Clojure Atlas wilt a bit over the past year or so. (I was a little busy!) However, I am conversely quite happy to say that that’s over now; Clojure Atlas has been … Continue reading
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Clojure Atlas now available
A few weeks ago, I previewed Clojure Atlas; I’m happy to announce that it is now publicly available: Clojure Atlas, an experimental visualization of the Clojure language and its standard library There’s a free demo available which will nag you … Continue reading
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Clojure Atlas (Preview!)
Today, I’m opening up a “preview” site for Clojure Atlas, a new side project of mine that I’m particularly excited about. Clojure Atlas is an experiment in visualizing a programming language and its standard library. I’ve long been frustrated with … Continue reading
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