[taos-glug] Exercises 1.40-1.46? Better web pages with Scheme?
- From: Philip Ansteth <pansteth@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: taos-glug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 17:44:59 -0600
A earlier posting apparently went into the bit-bucket. So I'll
summarize what was in it. Besides, I need to get back to the
main event, which is studying "The Structure and Interpretation
of Computer Programs."
I checked the curriculum at
http://netgeek.ws/classes/esp/wcacs/
This is interesting, especially the claim at "Week 6" that the
combination of Scheme, the PLT/Scheme web server, and continuations
make it easier to do web programming.
I've seen similar topics quite a few place now.
I also read Paul Graham's essay on the business value of using Lisp
that Jon posted yesterday.
All such arguments are impossible for me to evaluate just yet, because
I still don't know enough about Scheme/Lisp.
To the lurkers: I hope you will not be intimidated by the recent, rather
advanced discussions. Let's keep our basic goal in mind: to learn Scheme
in order to understand Gnu's Guile/C approach.
Has anybody tried exercises 1.40-1.46 in SICP?
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