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Best In Class: Now Open Sourced

• francoisdevlin 16y ago
  And it's only 3.1415926 lines of Clojure! :-p
• Sukotto 16y ago
  Best in Class is what? some kind of editor?
  • vog 16y ago
    It's interesting to see how worthless an article becomes when some "small" details are missing - such as: What's this article all about?
  • yurifury 16y ago
    Judging from the URL, probably the website code.
    • dpritchett 16y ago
      Yes! - Best In Class is Lau Jensen's Clojure-focused consultancy. - He blogs about solving various problems with Clojure on a regular basis: http://searchyc.com/bestinclass.dk http://searchyc.com/bestinclass.dk - His latest blog post was on how he'd written a blog engine in Clojure: http://bestinclass.dk/index.clj/2010/05/refresh-your-cache--best-in-class-has-been-baked.html http://bestinclass.dk/index.clj/2010/05/refresh-your-cache--... - Now we can see the source through this article. Lau went from Wordpress to a homegrown Clojure blogging engine.
  • jcdreads 16y ago
    The first line of the linked article at bestinclass.dk: > Spring cleaning is complete and the driving code behind bestinclass.dk is now being released as opensource. With it you can generate a static site, import a wordpress blog, emit feeds (atom) and much much more.
    • vog 16y ago
      Great! It seems they noticed our criticism and added the missing information afterwards.