Here. Basically it is finished. Can’t wait for WG2 to get started. (via scheme-reports)
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Here. Basically it is finished. Can’t wait for WG2 to get started. (via scheme-reports)
Racket is great; if you are missing a language feature then you just add it. How empowering. Joan wanted C# style @-escaped strings and documents how he added them here. (via Racket)
They are presenting on it at CUFP this year; details here. Here is a presentation from GDC ’09 about how they did it. (via Racket)
Now the popularity of DSLs may have waned, but the fun surrounding them surely has not. A while back James and I looked into implementing a DSL for modeling insurance products in Java that worked really nicely: built on top of Java we’ve full access to all its goodies like the libraries and object system [...]
Check it out here. (via comp.lang.scheme)
The scribble/srcdoc and scribble/extract libraries support writing documentation within the documentation code along with an export contract, similar to using JavaDoc. Very nice. (via racket)
Running Linux in a virtual isn’t a new idea, but from what Patrick said, it is fast and easy. This might be a nice way to run a Racket web server locally on Linux.