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@leontalbot: I am a little behind schedule, will get back to you with some material for the next clojure meeting today or tomorrow
@marvin thanks for the update
@leontalbot: yes Gorilla REPL works fine, but personally I don't like creating notebooks in a web interface. Also the output of the Gorilla REPL is some EDN structure which makes it unreadable outside of Gorilla REPL (just like Jpython). I really do prefer using Org-mode (in Emacs) for that kind of work and sharing. Plain text, easy to share, the notebook can be exported in virtually any format.
@fgiasson: interesting
Though, as it is a hands on lab, do we might need then to provide the PCs where emacs and org-mode are already installed? Or would it be easy for non clojurians to setup a minimal setup in 2 minutes before we start?