Panel with Ashima Panjwani and Christopher Small

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Discussion compares concrete tooling choices and roadmaps: Oz 2.0 is just released and wraps Vega and Vega-Lite, exposes the Vega view API, adds notebook-style static HTML/PDF output, and runs independent forms in parallel; static SVGs compile via darkstar and PNGs fall back to the npm vega‑cli. Hanami offers deeper customization; clj-plot targets non‑browser workflows; techwiz supplies specialized plots. Practical migration notes include moving from core.matrix to tech.ml stacks and replacing heavy component wiring with lighter lifecycle tools.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:27Data visualization tools
3. 3:57Oz capabilities
4. 7:10Oz implementation
5. 9:56Learning Oz
6. 10:58Tech stack evolution
7. 15:29Future plans
8. 16:52Closing

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