Clay is a REPL-friendly Clojure tool for a dynamic workflow of data visualization and literate programming.
It also offers a set of tools to integrate Clojure literate programming with the Quarto publishing system.
Check out Get Started to get started!
More details may be found in the Documentation. In particular:
- See the API and Configuration subsections for more options and variations.
- See the Setup section and recent Videos for details about integrating Clay with your editor so you do not need to call
make!yourself.
The Claykind project is rethinking the Clay architecture and implementation from scratch, in a new code base. Currently (Fall 2023), the two projects are being developed in coordination.
Kindly is a common ground for defining how things should be visualized, seeking compatibility across tools.
kindly-advice is a library that helps tools such as Clay to be Kindly-compatible.
kindly-render is a library for rendering kinds to different taget formats. In the near future (as of Nov. 2024), Clay should rely on it.
read-kinds is used internally by Claykind (and soon by Clay as well) to generate Kindly advice from notebooks expressed as Clojure namespaces.
Please reach out to add your project to this list.
- Tablecloth documentation
- Fastmath 3 documentation (WIP)
- ClojisR documentation
- Wolframite documentation
- Clay documentation
- Kindly-noted - documenting the ecosystem around Kindly - WIP
- Noj documentation - WIP
- Clojure Tidy Tuesdays data-science explorations
- Clojure Data Tutorials
- Clojure Data Scrapbook
- LLMs tutorial (in spanish) by Kyle Passarelli
- Statistical Computing in Clojure: Functional Approaches to Unsupervised Learning by Jaryt Salvo
Regular updates are given at the visual-tools meetings.
The best places to discuss this project are:
- a topic thread under the #clay-dev stream at the Clojurians Zulip (more about chat streams here)
- a github issue
- a thread at the visual-tools channel of the Clojurians slack
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