Racket has a handsome set of books.
I have two general ideas for complementary Racket books that I could
write. But, at the moment, I would guess that the market for a
complementary programming book, if we exclude the people who are better
off working through HtDP, is about ten copies. Even if we view writing
the book as an investment in the platform, then the question is whether
the platform would be better served by expending the same effort on
PLaneT packages instead.
Stephen De Gabrielle wrote at 11/24/2010 11:43 AM:
Nevermind let/lambda, _when is the programming in *Racket* book coming?_
All good PL's have a book don't they?
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