#Racket Does Anyone want to Collaborate on a "Big" Project to Show Racket Can Work in Production? | http://redd.it/168llrb
#Racket Total Programming Novice. Where Do I Start with Racket? | http://redd.it/166v5nj
New project: #golang linter that finds function arguments that would fail in runtime:
https://github.com/orsinium-labs/arguard
A simple idea with a huge potential, blurring the line between runtime and type checkers.
The project is an implementation of one of my favorite ideas from #Racket and one of the many features from Deal, the design-by-contract framework for #Python (https://github.com/life4/deal).
I started developing a text-based game in Racket:
https://git.sr.ht/~jvalleroy/autorpg
It is basically unplayable at this point. But I think the game-loop and battle-loop are nice examples of using tail recursion and avoiding mutable state.
@nytpu Yeah, #Scheme and cross-implementation portability seems to not be a consideration.
I basically consider #Racket and #GuileScheme as closely-related languages, rather than variants of the same.
Direct use of extensions without any compatibility libraries (quite unlike #CommonLisp) is way too common to really act otherwise.
#scheme #racket #GuileScheme #commonlisp
#Racket GitHub - charlescearl/DeepRacket: A simple starting point for doing deep learning in Racket | http://redd.it/15q9bkj