This is a bucket of interesting Clerk demos. See https://github.clerk.garden/nextjournal/clerk-demo.

To play with this, you need to have Clojure installed, then run:

clj -M:nextjournal/clerk nextjournal.clerk/serve! --watch-paths notebooks --port 7777 --browse

This will start the Clerk webserver on port 7777 and watch the notebooks/ directory for changes and open Clerk in your browser.

Open one of the files there, e.g. rule_30.clj, make a change and save it. You should then see these changes reflected in the browser.

For interactive development, it is recommended you let your editor start the project (jack-in), if asked you should select deps.edn as the project type.

Then, evaluate forms in dev/user.clj.