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Statistical Graphics, ClojureScript, &c.
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Summary
Kevin Lynagh discusses information design and why he thinks programmers suck at that, and how one can implement great data visualizations with Clojure and ClujureScript.
Bio
Kevin Lynagh visualizes data and makes statistical interfaces on the web. He has written enough JavaScript to be terribly excited about ClojureScript. Before Clojure he wrote machine learning and analytics tools in R and Scala. In 2010 he wrote a thesis on protein structure, for which Reed College inexplicably awarded him a physics degree.
About the conference
Clojure/West is a new conference bringing the Clojure community together to discuss techniques, tools, and the state of the Clojure ecosystem March 16-17th for three tracks of sessions. Prior to the conference, register for three days of training by the Clojure experts.
Jun 13, 2012
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Community comments
Hard to follow if the PP is not shown
by Martin Berg,
Re: Hard to follow if the PP is not shown
by Andrew Broman,
Hard to follow if the PP is not shown
by Martin Berg,
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Hi, interesting subject but it is impossible to follow if you don't record the slides in the PowerPoint or make them available (not as good though). I suggest two cameras one on the screen and one on the speaker.
Re: Hard to follow if the PP is not shown
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The slides seem to be available here: keminglabs.com/talks/kevin_lynagh_statistical_g...