Noj gets you started with Clojure for data and science.
- You get a collection of good libraries out of the box which are tested and known-to-work-together
- .. and documentation that shows you how to use the different libraries together
- (and if you want: a 'devcontainer' setup which is known to work with the native parts of the libraries)
Noj is a library that does not add any API of its own. It includes the underlying libraries as dependencies, and adds documentation and integration tests (which are mostly derived from the documentation, thus verifying its correctness).
The included libraries
- use tech.ml.dataset directly for tabular data structures or provide high interoperability with it
- support kindly for visualisations of data
| Website | https://scicloj.github.io/noj/ |
| Source |  |
| Deps |  |
| Tests | |
| License | EPLv1.0 |
| Status | Beta stage. |
| Dev chat | #noj-dev at Clojurians Zulip |
| User chat | #data-science at Clojurians Zulip |
- 📖 notebook
- 📁 repo
- 💾 data source - the Clojure Events Calendar Feed
- 💡 main topics: Tablcloth (processing), Tableplot (datavis), Clay (notebooking), Emacs, CIDER
- 🎥 video:
Copyright © 2025 Scicloj
EPLv1.0 is just the default for projects generated by clj-new: you are not
required to open source this project, nor are you required to use EPLv1.0!
Feel free to remove or change the LICENSE file and remove or update this
section of the README.md file!
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License version 1.0.
