Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo wrote:
>
> IA>> OmerM started something...
> IA>>
> IA>> http://iglu.org.il:8080/Zen/SchemeBook
> IA>>
>
> No, I mean dead-tree book. The thing you can read while... let's say stuck
> in traffic jam on Jabotinsky street. Something like the Camel (or maybe
> the Llama) book.
>
following can do (in order of familiarity with Scheme)
The Little Schemer,
by Dan Friedman and friends
A nice introduction to Scheme, little childish, IMHO, but advances fast
Structure and interpretation of computer programs
by Abelson and Sussman
Classical text about programming languages, little boring IMHO, but
almost
everyone I know swears that *this is THE book* on topic.
The Seasoned Schemer
by Dan Friendman and friends
Interesting and fresh book, introduces unusual aspects of programming
Essentials of Programming Languages
by Dan Friendman and friends
Heavyweight text on writing interpreters and compilers. During the
course,
introduces good Scheme techniques
Other good (and even excellent) books exist, but those 4 are highly
recommended.
And, of course, when Scheme Book will be done, you will be able to print
it. I even
will convert it to TeX :)
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