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Re:Why I Switched from Python to Clojure (2016) by souenzzo on Sunday March 24, 2019 @07:11PM (#19479291)
rails/Django -> luminous

Flask -> pedestal/clojupture

Relay -> fulcro

Pandas -> clojure.core, specter

Keras -> mxnext/neanderthal

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Re:Why I Switched from Python to Clojure (2016) by borge on Monday March 25, 2019 @04:07AM (#19480941)
I don't think luminous really compares to rails/django. Luminus is more like a great starting point, with some boilerplate and glue between libraries, while rails/django is way more batteries included.
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Re:Why I Switched from Python to Clojure (2016) by cttet on Monday March 25, 2019 @12:12AM (#19480252)
The only one I miss in Python that is not in any other package is matplotlib. Is there any clojure alternatives?
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Re:Why I Switched from Python to Clojure (2016) by phillc73 on Monday March 25, 2019 @05:19AM (#19481161)
I've only very briefly used it and am by no means an expert, but perhaps Incanter?[1] Specifically the Plotting section on the Data Sorcery page[2] has more information.

[1] http://incanter.org/

[2] https://data-sorcery.org/contents/

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Re:Why I Switched from Python to Clojure (2016) by bradcypert on Monday March 25, 2019 @09:31AM (#19482255)
Incanter is a fantastic toolkit. A great suggestion!
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Re:Why I Switched from Python to Clojure (2016) by souenzzo on Monday March 25, 2019 @01:57PM (#19484861)
there is a "work in progress" thing named "REBL" REBL is "Read Eval Browse Loop". It's a kind of interactive view of any data.

Basead on it's shape, you can extend and create many views.

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