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andy.fingerhut00:11:01

I haven't used those, but if you can grab a hold of a Java 8 distribution, e.g. Oracle's, you may have better success there.

andy.fingerhut00:11:05

If that does help them work, then of course it would be nice if they could be updated to work with more recent versions of Java, too.

exupero11:11:32

I’ve been using https://github.com/metasoarous/oz lately instead of Gorilla.

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jsa-aerial15:11:38

Have a look at Saite https://github.com/jsa-aerial/saite - built on Hanami (with reagent and recom) has far more capability than oz

bvs12:11:46

I found oz to be just the thing I need - has the power of the whole vega/vega-lite movement behind it, and it is similar to ggplot2 in terms of expressive power and conciseness.

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jsa-aerial15:11:56

You should really look at Saite https://github.com/jsa-aerial/saite - has far more capability than oz and uses latest Vega/Vega-Lite

metasoarous22:11:15

@jsa-aerial I remember you saying you were working on some vega/vega-lite libs. Cool to finally see them out!

metasoarous22:11:49

And thanks for updating the cljsjs assets; I'll update oz to match ASAP.

metasoarous22:11:30

To everyone else: regardless of which of these libraries you use, it's super exciting to see the growing tide of interest in Vega & Vega-Lite. I continue to be blown away by how much you can accomplish with them, and the myriad benefits of the data-declarative approach.