Dynamic Notebooks and Literate Programming - Sam Ritchie

Sam Ritchie discusses the history of literate programming and introduces his work on a stateful, networked notebook system in Clojure.

Sam Ritchie introduce his current effort to create a networked, stateful, literate programming system in Clojure. Discussing the history of literate programming and the creation of "microworlds", showing how Clojure has a special edge in the search for humane computing interfaces. samritchie.io/ Sam Richie is a staff research engineer at Google X. He's been working gleefully in Clojure since 2010. Sam is the author of Cascalog 2.0 (cascalog.org/), Summingbird (github.com/twitter/summingbird) and Algebird (twitter.github.io/algebird/), and has been contributing lately to the SICMUtils (twitter.github.io/algebird/) computer algebra system. For the upcoming events, please visit: meetup.com/London-Clojurians/