Hi Tim, Thanks for a thought-provoking reply. Well, I don't need much convincing that literate programming has better outcomes than traditional forms. :) So what's the next step w/ this idea? e.g. perhaps a wiki/list of algorithms, clojure internals, clojure projects that the community considers high quality, followed by annotated/literate versions of each? And the kind of study questions you mentioned?
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