home.social

#gnuscheme — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #gnuscheme, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Will Rehwinkel @[email protected] ·

    xpost from another acct

    #askfedi I'm starting to learn #scheme as a possible alternative for using #go #golang in the future, especially for servers, backend type stuff. I was wondering if you could recommend a scheme implementation to use. I'm looking for one that is R7RS-compliant and has good documentation. Right now I am planning to use #mitscheme #gnuscheme. Thanks

    #askfedi #scheme #go #golang #mitscheme #gnuscheme
  2. Will Rehwinkel @[email protected] ·

    xpost from another acct

    #askfedi I'm starting to learn #scheme as a possible alternative for using #go #golang in the future, especially for servers, backend type stuff. I was wondering if you could recommend a scheme implementation to use. I'm looking for one that is R7RS-compliant and has good documentation. Right now I am planning to use #mitscheme #gnuscheme. Thanks

    #askfedi #scheme #go #golang #mitscheme #gnuscheme
  3. Will Rehwinkel @[email protected] ·

    xpost from another acct

    #askfedi I'm starting to learn #scheme as a possible alternative for using #go #golang in the future, especially for servers, backend type stuff. I was wondering if you could recommend a scheme implementation to use. I'm looking for one that is R7RS-compliant and has good documentation. Right now I am planning to use #mitscheme #gnuscheme. Thanks

    #askfedi #scheme #go #golang #mitscheme #gnuscheme
  4. Will Rehwinkel @[email protected] ·
    CW: scheme question
    #askfedi I'm starting to learn #scheme as a possible alternative for using #go #golang in the future, especially for servers, backend type stuff. I was wondering if you could recommend a scheme implementation to use. I'm looking for one that is R7RS-compliant and has good documentation. Right now I am planning to use #mitscheme #gnuscheme. Thanks
    #askfedi #gnuscheme #go #golang #mitscheme #scheme
  5. Will Rehwinkel @[email protected] ·
    CW: scheme question
    #askfedi I'm starting to learn #scheme as a possible alternative for using #go #golang in the future, especially for servers, backend type stuff. I was wondering if you could recommend a scheme implementation to use. I'm looking for one that is R7RS-compliant and has good documentation. Right now I am planning to use #mitscheme #gnuscheme. Thanks
    #askfedi #gnuscheme #go #golang #mitscheme #scheme
  6. Will Rehwinkel @[email protected] ·
    CW: scheme question
    #askfedi I'm starting to learn #scheme as a possible alternative for using #go #golang in the future, especially for servers, backend type stuff. I was wondering if you could recommend a scheme implementation to use. I'm looking for one that is R7RS-compliant and has good documentation. Right now I am planning to use #mitscheme #gnuscheme. Thanks
    #askfedi #gnuscheme #go #golang #mitscheme #scheme
  7. Will Rehwinkel @[email protected] ·
    CW: scheme question
    #askfedi I'm starting to learn #scheme as a possible alternative for using #go #golang in the future, especially for servers, backend type stuff. I was wondering if you could recommend a scheme implementation to use. I'm looking for one that is R7RS-compliant and has good documentation. Right now I am planning to use #mitscheme #gnuscheme. Thanks
    #scheme #mitscheme #golang #go #gnuscheme #askfedi
  8. Will Rehwinkel @[email protected] ·
    CW: scheme question
    #askfedi I'm starting to learn #scheme as a possible alternative for using #go #golang in the future, especially for servers, backend type stuff. I was wondering if you could recommend a scheme implementation to use. I'm looking for one that is R7RS-compliant and has good documentation. Right now I am planning to use #mitscheme #gnuscheme. Thanks
    #askfedi #gnuscheme #go #golang #mitscheme #scheme