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= Scicloj AI Meetup 3
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2025-04-05
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:jbake-link: https://clojureverse.org/t/scicloj-ai-meetup-3-llms-clojure-who-needs-frameworks/11270
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:jbake-location: online
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:jbake-start: 2025-04-05
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== Scicloj AI Meetup 3: LLMs + Clojure = Who need...
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Scicloj AI Meetup 3: LLMs + Clojure = Who needs frameworks? +
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This will be third meeting of the new scicloj-ai-meetups group. +
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It will be a mix of a talk and a practice session. +
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Agenda +
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@kapil’s talk: LLMs + Clojure = Who needs frameworks? +
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see the abstract below +
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a practice session following the talk +
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discussion +
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Joining +
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Please mark your participation using the Your rsvp button at the top of this page (requires Clojureverse login). +
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Please join the Clojurians Zulip chat beforehand. +
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You can also use the Add to Calendar button to add the event to your calendar. +
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Chat +
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We will use the #scicloj-ai-meetups channel of the Clojurians Zulip Chat (requires login). Please join the Zulip chat before attending our meetings. +
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Length +
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The official session will run for 90 minutes. +
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Informal discussions may continue afterwards for those interested. +
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Platform +
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Video meeting: Launch Meeting - Zoom +
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Text chat: We will use the #ai-meetups Zulip stream (requires Zulip login) +
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Abstract +
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(by @kapil) +
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Large Language Models have transformed coding workflows, excelling particularly at project scaffolding and boilerplate generation. +
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While Clojure’s philosophy of composable libraries over frameworks grants exceptional power and flexibility. It also a steeper learning curve for new developers starting a project from scratch. Many of whom lament the absence of a Rails-like framework to ease their journey. +
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This talk introduces a novel approach that preserves Clojure’s library-centric philosophy while improving developer experience with LLMs. +
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Key points: +
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llms.edn: A structured, Clojure-native approach to describing libraries and their common usage patterns, building on concepts from llms.txt but tailored specifically for Clojure’s ecosystem. +
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LLM-powered composition workflow: A practical demonstration of how LLMs can intelligently combine libraries based on these declarations, generating cohesive starter projects that reflect Clojure’s best practices. +
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Beyond frameworks: An exploration of whether LLMs fundamentally change the library-vs-framework debate by offering “framework-like” convenience without sacrificing composability. +
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Let’s discuss the future of the llms.edn project and help shape a tool that could significantly enhance Clojure’s accessibility while honouring its core design philosophy. +
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Recording +
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Parts of the meeting will be recorded and may be shared publicly. +
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Some parts will remain unrecorded. +
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Zulip: https://clojurians.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/262224-events/near/506763990 +
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