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Article: Replicant in the wild

Replicant in the wild

There’s no better way to learn than to study other people’s code. Luckily, there are some Replicant apps with source available. Some were made for demonstration purposes, and others are real apps with open source code.

If you have code using Replicant, or have written blog posts etc about working with Replicant, let me know, and I’ll add links to them here – or better yet, pull request in the links.

Languages visualization

A programming language performance visualizer written with Quil and Replicant, made by Peter Strömberg, aka @pez: languages visualization.

Datomic graph viz

datomic-graph-viz visualizes a Datomic database as a graph. It uses JavaScript interop to render graphs with D3 within Replicant. Made by Tormod Mathiesen.

Virtuoso

virtuoso.tools is a collection of tools to help musicians practice more efficiently. It’s written with Replicant and its source is available on Github.

Datablog

Datablog is a blogging platform built with Datascript and Replicant by Haris Muhammad. Source on Github.

Chipper Chaps Chateau

A 3D version of tic-tac-toe by Mathias Iversen. Play online, source on Github.

TodoMVC

The obligatory TodoMVC implementation, once again by Peter Strömberg.

Minesweeper

An implementation of Minesweeper using Replicant.

Replicant mini app

A demonstration of setting up an app with Replicant: replicant-mini-app.

skipti

skipti is an app to track subsitutions in team sports, by Gunnar Reinseth.

Clojulator

The clojulator is a small Clojure calculator that uses Replicant. By Andrew Leverette.

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