I used thing/color on a project where I needed to generate color palettes and ensure contrast.
I was blown away by the scope of your work, and really appreciate it.
Personally, I've been trying to figure out a literate programming style for clojure, but when I saw that you had given up on it, I figured that if it was a barrier to entry for thi.ng contributions, then I might not stand a chance with my smaller projects.
1. Do you have any advice on building community around your projects?
I was blown away by the scope of your work, and really appreciate it.
Personally, I've been trying to figure out a literate programming style for clojure, but when I saw that you had given up on it, I figured that if it was a barrier to entry for thi.ng contributions, then I might not stand a chance with my smaller projects.
1. Do you have any advice on building community around your projects?
2. Or thoughts on the more recent advances in literate programming like https://github.com/scicloj/notespace ?