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An animated & interactive guide to building Tetris in ClojureScript
;; This is an animated & interactive guide to
;; building a game in ClojureScript, because
;; I find the design patterns very interesting.
;; This requires some knowledge of ClojureScript,
;; which you can find here.
;; Created by @shaunlebron
;; Styling borrowed from @ibdknox :)
See it here:
https://shaunlebron.github.io/t3tr0s-slides/#0
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Hallski
Love this, great way to present the process!
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AstonJ
This is neat 
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