Nextjournal

The notebook for reproducible research.

[JUXT @juxtpro]

#AdventOfCode2022 may be over, but why let that stop you grabbing those last stars? JUXT's Ellis K shows us how to use @usenextjournal's #Clerk as an interactive (and fun) problem-solving environment https://t.co/7fZxYNIuC7

[Jack Rusher @jackrusher]

Playing around with editing code cells in a hosted @usenextjournal notebook from my local emacs, everything synced live. I think this could be useful with a bit of work...

[Martin Kavalar @mkvlr]

In her @reClojure talk @unkai just unveiled 🌱 Clerk Garden – a simple publishing space for Clerk notebooks. Check it out: https://t.co/NcdcgsiuB0

[Jack Rusher @jackrusher]

I've converted my long thread of curated classic HCI demo videos into a mini-site with authentic period styling. :)
https://t.co/Yl4hsTJ3Xm

[Martin Kavalar @mkvlr]

The 📖 Book of Clerk also has a new home now: https://t.co/eZP56xYbyK

[Martin Kavalar @mkvlr]

Clerk now has a homepage, check it out: https://t.co/ekOmnb0ebe

[Nextjournal @usenextjournal]

🙏🙏🙏

[Robert Stuttaford @RobStuttaford]

Huge shoutout to @usenextjournal for https://t.co/GAeLVdlk0F, which is making the training of junior #Clojure programmers a massive pleasure!

[Jack Rusher @jackrusher]

Documents as User Interfaces. More Cedar/Tioga/Gargoyle goodness. Here, documents are extended to serve as user interfaces. These ideas also inspire @usenextjournal’s Clerk project, though we haven’t quite caught up to 1991 yet.
https://t.co/IFwd1NAwVO

[Jack Shannon @jbsecon]

New blog post on the intuition behind the dreaded second order condition in economics just dropped. Written in @JuliaLanguage, published on @usenextjournal, for the benefit of #EconTwitter. https://t.co/PZd3oPbBwL

[(λ. borkdude) 🌱 @borkdude]

New eval-cljs-str command coming up in @usenextjournal clerk for organizing your render function in a .cljs file.

#clojure

[Jack Rusher @jackrusher]

"Running code is an interaction that occurs during the process of writing a program."

... if you're doing it properly. 😹

Nice essay/prototype here from @tomaspetricek that has a good deal in common with some things we're planning for @usenextjournal.

https://t.co/yE9cu1IABy

[(λ. borkdude) 🌱 @borkdude]

Async SCI arrived in @usenextjournal!

https://t.co/ELeh8DRcTk

Use any skypack library in your CLJS notebook :)

Type ```cljs to create a CLJS cell.

#clojure #clojurescript

[Martin Kavalar @mkvlr]

Next up: the Tap Inspector. Fully implemented in userspace in 80 lines of code. Code in https://t.co/BcIh49Tn9g

[Martin Kavalar @mkvlr]

Clerk is about to become a good bit more moldable. Here, we're defining custom viewers that change how an horizontal ruler in markdown will be displayed and read + evaluate the code within backticks to get a slider. Living the #MoldableDevelopment dream, finally.

[Nextjournal @usenextjournal]

@RobStuttaford glad you came around

[Martin Kavalar @mkvlr]

🤹🏼 We just released Clerk 0.6.387. It’s now possible to build small apps like the one you see 👇 using the WordNet 📓dictionary:

[Jack Rusher @jackrusher]

What if it were trivial to add a notebook showing the git timeline of your current project? With Clerk, it is. The third screenshot is the entire render function for this display...

[Nextjournal @usenextjournal]

🙌

[Lambda Island @lambdaisland]

We've set up CI to build our Clerk notebooks on every commit, thanks @usenextjournal for this fantastic tool. Hoping to get a lot more mileage out of it!

[grzm @grzm]

The work y’all at @usenextjournal are doing with clerk is really exciting! Cheers! ❤️