Clojure for Business Teams - Decomplecting Data Analysis
summary
Juxt is a visual drag-and-drop canvas that wires Clojure functions into reusable blocks, compiles the graph into Clojure code and runs it in a separate deployment runtime, so dashboards, ML flows (linear regression, random forest) and email notifications actually execute outside the editor. Non-developers have built a sales dashboard and an education-data ML comparison; intermediate state introspection and partial-eval resume are implemented; stack uses Clojure/Clojurescript, Figwheel, pomegranate/Vinyasa and Amazonica. visual drag-and-drop canvas transpile graph to Clojure and compile to Uberjar
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Story
- 2:42Business Analytics
- 4:16Data Tools
- 5:01SelfService
- 7:07Clarification
- 8:03Visual
- 8:37Projects
- 11:34Graph Anatomy
- 12:02Expression Block
- 20:33Macrodef
- 22:00Orchestration
- 23:23Clojure Stack
- 23:53Visual Environments
- 24:49Whats Next
- 29:45Why is this different
- 33:35Wrapup
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