I've laughed a lot by looking at the achievements I've unlocked with my Git repos using Acha: https://clojurecup.com/?#/apps/acha ... My submission to ClojureCup was a simple feeds reader: https://clojurecup.com/?#/apps/friendly

Wondeding if Acha will be open sourced :) Only because their platform description sounds tempting. They say no AJAX once it's loaded (isomorphic) but I don't see that on the site, wondering if that's just not live.

It will be open sourced. We download whole database at beginning and put it to datascript (https://github.com/tonsky/datascript). We don't make any additional requests to render user/repo profile.

We’re at https://github.com/clojurecup2014/acha

This one is quite fun: https://clojurecup.com/#/apps/rockets And a shameless plug for my entry: https://clojurecup.com/#/apps/parade-route

You can also track current voting here (with history!): http://voting.playthehat.com

wow very cool

That's pretty cool: http://cloujera.clojurecup.com/

The voting for the apps has started now - you can vote for multiple apps.

<shameless-plug> Our entry in the competition: https://clojurecup.com/#/apps/mongrila </shameless-plug>

Are these required to be open source and/or is there a way to find them on GitHub?

No, there isn't any requirement to make them open source - but most of the apps are and available at https://github.com/clojurecup2014/

Thank you :)

This is a really fun competition and it really highlights how friendly and light hearted the community can be, while showcasing how easy it is to be productive in clojure. Can't wait for next year!

Current votes ladder: http://acha.clojurecup.com/ladder.html (updated every 5 minutes)