Nightmod – Make live-moddable games in Clojure

In plain words

Nightmod is a tool for creating live-moddable games using Clojure, a functional programming language. It allows developers to modify and test game code in real-time without stopping execution. The project is open source and welcomes contributions through GitHub, making it suitable for programmers interested in game development with Clojure and dynamic code modification capabilities.

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