Could you add a link to https://github.com/Provisdom/veja in the README.md of Clojupyter?
I tried the example (and all my old Vega plots) in Clojupyter and it worked immediately without fuzz. I guess that is because Vega is directly supported by Jupyter-Lab.
I stumbled over it by reading through clojurians slacklog #data-science. It was only mentioned once. I think other Clojurians using Vega (e.g. via yieldbot/vizard) might find it useful. That is why I ask.
Could you add a link to https://github.com/Provisdom/veja in the README.md of Clojupyter?
I tried the example (and all my old Vega plots) in Clojupyter and it worked immediately without fuzz. I guess that is because Vega is directly supported by Jupyter-Lab.
I stumbled over it by reading through clojurians slacklog #data-science. It was only mentioned once. I think other Clojurians using Vega (e.g. via yieldbot/vizard) might find it useful. That is why I ask.
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Could you add a link to https://github.com/Provisdom/veja in the README.md of Clojupyter?
I tried the example (and all my old Vega plots) in Clojupyter and it worked immediately without fuzz. I guess that is because Vega is directly supported by Jupyter-Lab.
I stumbled over it by reading through clojurians slacklog #data-science. It was only mentioned once. I think other Clojurians using Vega (e.g. via yieldbot/vizard) might find it useful. That is why I ask.