Chris Granger - Light Table is open source
Today Light Table is taking a huge step forward - every bit of its code is now on Github and along side of that, we’re releasing Light Table 0.6.0, which includes all the infrastructure to write and use plugins. If you haven’t been following the 0.5.* releases, this latest update also brings a tremendous amount of stability, performance, and clean up to the party. All of this together means that L
Chris Granger - Cancer and Startups
About a year and a half ago, my mother’s partner was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given less than six months to live. Since then it has been treatments, pain, and truly miraculous victories - but the word “terminal” is pretty clear; at some point you will lose. I flew home as soon as things started to take a turn for the worse and since then I have had to do things I could never have imagine
Chris Granger - Light Table reaches 0.1.0
The Light Table Playground is getting a huge update today that we’re really excited to show you. New to Light Table? It’s a new kind of reactive IDE, check out the original post to learn more. A new launcher While the shell scripts got us this far, it’s time to bid them farewell and move to a much more robust and useable jar-based launcher. The experience of getting the Playground is now to just d
Chris Granger - Connecting to your creation
edit: there is now a downloadable jar: https://github.com/ibdknox/live-cljs/downloads After seeing Bret Victor’s talk, Inventing on Principle, the other night, I was curious how hard it would be to build some of things he demoed - so I put together a live ClojureScript game editor today. Here’s a video of it in action: It basically replicates what was in his demo (minus the Braid graphics). The on
Chris Granger - Overtone and ClojureScript
Lots of folks have been interested in ClojureScript lately, but have had a hard time figuring out what a CLJS app actually looks like. So today I recorded myself building an Overtone controller (that I use on an iPad) using noir, fetch, jayq, and crate. In the end, it looks like this: Since I don’t narrate in the video, I figured I’d give a breakdown of some of the main ideas below. If you want al
Chris Granger - Musings and such.
The term “web3” seems pretty fluid and is being used as a label for a bunch of disparate ideas. Given that it’s a decentralized group describing a decentralized movement, that lack of focus isn’t exactly surprising. Almost by definition it’s going to end up being different things to different people. Most of the descriptions I’ve seen focus on mechanisms - block chains, smart contracts, tokens, et
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