Hi Guile Users! Guile is my go to programming language for my free time projects : ) While it's sometimes not as easy to find answers for problems as in some other programming languages, usually it is worth the research, as I come out more knowledgeable on the other side. The documentation is usually great and people are creating great projects and software in Guile. Happy to be part of the community!
Some time ago and this weekend I have been working on a thing that prints grids: https://notabug.org/ZelphirKaltstahl/guile-grid-printer/src/0.1.0 Basically prints lists as grids in on command line or to string and allows for configuration of the printed grid, such as padding or which characters shall be used for representing borders or intersections in the grid. Personally I think this could be useful for example for printing a chess board or similar things in pure text form. In the test cases, there is also an example of printing a grid containing a grid. It's only one of many projects I try to work on, but since it is not as complex as the others, it at least is already usable, while most of my other projects are in the unfinished non-usable state. Thanks everyone for participating in the Guile community and for sharing knowledge or providing learning resources! Zelphir On 16.02.20 15:56, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > Hello Guilers! > > Today, it’s been 9 years since Guile 2.0 came out! > > https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guile-devel/2011-02/msg00173.html > > It’s impressive how much has been accomplished since 2.0, and how what > seemed like a pipe dream back then came into reality with 3.0. I think > Guile 2.0 started a renaissance of Guile, and it’s in bloom now. :-) > > We used to have a “Guile potluck” for the anniversary, where people > would bring their own hacks and virtually join for a party. We missed > it this year, but if there’s a nice hack that you’d like to share, now > is a good time! > > Happy hacking with Guile! > > Ludo’.
