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I've also been thinking about building a tool like this for a really long time. I would be interested in collaborating, so I'll send you an email!

jmiskovic 7y ago
I've described a tool I'm currently designing in the sibling thread. I'm planning on building it in re-frame, which is basically React + Redux made for ClojureScript. I've learned Clojure just for this project, I could not make it work with any other language I knew. I'm currently learning Datomic because it might be the ideal way of capturing, growing and querying this knowledge graph. We should join some kind of communication group to see if we are after the same thing, and to track each others progress. Maybe a new reddit group?
- dustingetz 7y ago
  I think Connor White Sullivan is was working on something like this as of last Conj https://twitter.com/conaw https://twitter.com/conaw http://roamresearch.com/ http://roamresearch.com/ I also know Jeremy Taylor (who works on Crux) was working on a DataScript based org mode like graph tool
- manx 7y ago
  As a shameless plug: I created a chat room on my own graph-based collaboration platform you can join via this link: https://app.woost.space/#page=5W4B6pA5yVDprYMkRyLuE1 https://app.woost.space/#page=5W4B6pA5yVDprYMkRyLuE1 I hope a bunch of interested people manage to organize and build something great!
- nathan_f77 7y ago
  Hi, that sounds awesome! I'm also very interested in learning Clojure/ClojureScript, and re-frame sounds great. I think it would be important to choose a functional language for this project. I've also been thinking about using Haskell, and writing the core engine in Idris. (I also recently had an idea for an experiment after reading about Nix expressions, and how I might be able to use some of these underlying concepts and algorithms.) I've created a Discord chat group for the project I've been wanting to work on. Please feel free to join with this link: https://discord.gg/7Ca3R8 https://discord.gg/7Ca3R8 I think we might have a few people in here who are working on different ideas in the same space, so it would be great to bounce ideas off each other. A Reddit group also sounds good!

jmiskovic 7y ago

I've described a tool I'm currently designing in the sibling thread. I'm planning on building it in re-frame, which is basically React + Redux made for ClojureScript. I've learned Clojure just for this project, I could not make it work with any other language I knew. I'm currently learning Datomic because it might be the ideal way of capturing, growing and querying this knowledge graph. We should join some kind of communication group to see if we are after the same thing, and to track each others progress. Maybe a new reddit group?

dustingetz 7y ago
I think Connor White Sullivan is was working on something like this as of last Conj https://twitter.com/conaw https://twitter.com/conaw http://roamresearch.com/ http://roamresearch.com/ I also know Jeremy Taylor (who works on Crux) was working on a DataScript based org mode like graph tool
manx 7y ago
As a shameless plug: I created a chat room on my own graph-based collaboration platform you can join via this link: https://app.woost.space/#page=5W4B6pA5yVDprYMkRyLuE1 https://app.woost.space/#page=5W4B6pA5yVDprYMkRyLuE1 I hope a bunch of interested people manage to organize and build something great!
nathan_f77 7y ago
Hi, that sounds awesome! I'm also very interested in learning Clojure/ClojureScript, and re-frame sounds great. I think it would be important to choose a functional language for this project. I've also been thinking about using Haskell, and writing the core engine in Idris. (I also recently had an idea for an experiment after reading about Nix expressions, and how I might be able to use some of these underlying concepts and algorithms.) I've created a Discord chat group for the project I've been wanting to work on. Please feel free to join with this link: https://discord.gg/7Ca3R8 https://discord.gg/7Ca3R8 I think we might have a few people in here who are working on different ideas in the same space, so it would be great to bounce ideas off each other. A Reddit group also sounds good!