Panel with Artem Barmin and Ella Hoeppner
summary
A community portal called Clojure Garden aggregates raw sources (Closure Toolbox, GitHub, announcements) into a searchable API/UI that can filter by text, downloads and licenses and plans temporal tracking of popularity; the mobile/web coding app Vlojure uses pixi.js for canvas, quill for generative mode and shadow-cljs for build, but currently shows only minimal runtime errors; the ecosystem count is about 17,000 libraries on GitHub versus ~900 in Toolbox, and no automated freshness or popularity analysis exists yet.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 1:11Artem on Lisp and Clojure
- 2:16Slack Pro and Clojure community
- 4:45Clojure in education and mobile
- 6:51Ella’s ClojureScript background
- 7:11Clojure tools comparison
- 9:39Closure Garden goals
- 11:31Debugging Vloger challenges
- 12:35Fresh Code consultancy
- 14:01Vloger UI shortcuts
- 15:03Vloger tech stack
- 16:07Clojure in data science
- 18:15Vloger UI inspiration
- 20:01Clojure library platform
- 20:23Supporting other Lisps
- 21:45Tracking library trends
- 23:55Future project plans
- 25:41Closing remarks
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