Hi! Chad Albers <calb...@neomantic.com> skribis:
> I have experience with several schemes: Racket, Chibli, Gauche, and Guile. > I've started to enjoy Guile the most. I've written one Guile module ( > https://github.com/neomantic/guile-beaglebone-io) and I'm about to release > another one (mailboxes queues for cross thread communication). Nice! You’re welcome to announce releases on guile-u...@gnu.org so others can chime in. :-) > I'm considering helping out on the Guile project, and there are a number of > areas that I would like to work on. My question is, then, how can I get > involved? Andy Wingo has just written a great article about compiler/VM tasks for the forthcoming 2.2 series and for after 2.2: http://wingolog.org/archives/2016/02/04/guile-compiler-tasks In addition to that, everyone can help with the standard library—the (ice-9 …) modules, (web …), the POSIX interface in libguile, etc. We want to include more batteries in general. So if you think something widely useful ought to be in the standard library, you’re welcome to propose it here! And of course, if you find bugs or limitations in existing modules, we’re interested in hearing about them and fixing them. Looking forward to receiving your contributions. :-) Ludo’.
