This suggests a broader conversation. Clojure stuff currently exists
in multiple places as a consequence of point-in-time decisions and
organic growth. For now I am going to stick with Assembla, but in the
medium run (months) there I want to revisit this idea.
Stu
Just a thought. Would it be more effective to create a GitHub page
for this? Assembla is cool for ticketing but it's kinda ugly and
unfriendly. For example I think something like this:
http://mmcgrana.github.com/2010/03/clojure-web-development-ring.html
is much friendlier and the kind of base-level design aesthetic
people expect from programming language introductions these days.
I'm more than happy to submit content, sadly my design chops are
abysmal.
/me wishes someone would put together a http://tryclojure.org.
David
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