Helping voters with Pedestal, Datomic, Om and core.async

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Shows how Democracy Works built a system that tracks mail-in ballot status using Clojure technologies: a Pedestal-based web front end, Datomic for data storage, Om for the UI, and core.async for asynchronous workflows. The presenters will live-code four small independent projects, starting from the front end and moving to the back end, including FTP ingestion of postal service data and continuous user updates, and will introduce a couple of open-source libraries they released to support the work.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:25Democracy Works
3. 4:33Name: Nathan Herzing
4. 38:55Name: Jane Seedinger

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