btw @lispi314@udongein.xyz i learned programming with Lisp back in the day.
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btw @lispi314@udongein.xyz i learned programming with Lisp back in the day.
Using DrScheme
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btw @lispi314@udongein.xyz i learned programming with Lisp back in the day.
Using DrScheme
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@monkee Racket's a nice Scheme-like. (Or just Scheme if one wants, the language setting stuff is interesting.)
I spent a few years messing with it because it had more built-in libraries than others on Debian.@lispi314@udongein.xyz I believe Racket is the direct successor of Scheme? - I'm old
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@lispi314@udongein.xyz I believe Racket is the direct successor of Scheme? - I'm old
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@monkee I presume it started as a Scheme implementation and then was further used as a Scheme-based language experimentation platform.
Racket itself is "Scheme + other stuff". The program does however support a strict-ish R6RS mode for instance.@lispi314@udongein.xyz Ah - looks like i always (+20 years ago) used PLT Scheme... which is now Racket.
https://racket-lang.org/new-name.html