Phil Hagelberg
Also known as technomancy
Programmer (technomancy); created Leiningen for Clojure and works on the Fennel language.
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- Phil Hagelberg is a programmer known online as technomancy.
- He created Leiningen, the build and dependency tool for Clojure, and works on Fennel, a small Lisp programming language.
- He also designs keyboards, including the Atreus, and writes about Lisp, Emacs and Clojure on technomancy.us.
Key facts
- Created
- Leiningen, build automation for Clojure2
- Works on
- Fennel, a small programming language1
- Also
- Makes keyboards, including the Atreus1
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