I've actuallly used it and it's shit. The language itself is horrible and the runtime is ridicously slow. At least it's more consistent than Python I guess.
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Anonymous2018-02-15 13:33
>>4 it's a dynamic scripting language they're not supposed to be performant
Which one is the shittiest? Has anybody ever used it? Edited on 15/02/2018 15:10.
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Which one is the shittiest? Have anybody ever used it?
Which one is the shittiest? Has anybody ever used it?
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Anonymous2018-02-15 15:12
>>10 Chicken scheme: low quality hacks Guile: GNU curse Gerbil: just released, nobody ever used it mit-scheme: academic useless examples for student ...
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Anonymous2018-02-15 15:16
racket/ghibli
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Big Jeff2018-02-15 15:22
R8RS has http bindings in the prelude
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Anonymous2018-02-15 18:53
>>15 Nice, maybe I can finally make a 1990-era website in scheme by 2038.
>>19 >LGPL >free Anything under any license is not free.
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Anonymous2018-02-16 8:43
>>21 who are you quoting? Dubs General Public License is the only one that's acutally free
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Anonymous2018-02-17 0:19
>>5 There's no inherent nature of a language being "interpreted" or "compiled to machine language". It is an implementation design choice to choose whether to implement a language as a machine language compiler or otherwise.
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Anonymous2018-02-17 2:55
>>13 What the fuck do you want? Scheme is a language that's intentionally small so that you as the programmer will do all the work of piecing together the small pieces to form a large program. All those Scheme implementations will let you write your own MVC modeled web framework software.
Perl6 is the most fun i had in programming since ever. Is not ready for production (IMO), it has things poorly documented, still lacks some libraries critical for serious dev, but the hyperops, junctions, macros, and lazyness makes it fucking fun, If you need a programming language to have fun, pick this one.