On 27 Aug 2018, at 11:41, Jérôme Martin wrote:
Talking about web development could be nice too, but I'm not feeling
confident enough in my exploration of writing Racket for the web to be
able
to survive the flow of questions about load-balancing and server
rendering
buzz.
(I'm an experienced enough web developer to know that I shouldn't talk
about web development unless I'm willing to get torn apart and eaten
alive
by the rest of the industry. It's a wild world.)
But if someone has more than one year of web development with Racket
under
his belt, feel free to step into the arena.
I wouldn't worry about being eaten by the wolves. Sure, it's not even
close to a mainstream language, so the numbers aren't in our favor ("how
many top tech companies are running on Racket"). If you want to hear
about what's new in web programming in PHP or node, I don't know why
you'd go to a talk on web devel in Racket. The Racket web toolchain is a
bit underdeveloped in places, admittedly. But the basics are really
solid. Jay and all the others who've contributed to the web part of
Racket have done a fantastic job. It certainly my weapon of choice on
the web.
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