I have pushed one more merge with master to the compile-to-js-merge
branch. I've taken the bold move of pushing this to origin... I think
it's a good idea to try to get this in, so it's worth it not just
sitting in my own personal repo.
Christopher Lemmer Webber writes:
> I suspect what changed
Hello!
It's been a while since Guile was my main hacking environment; I've been
returning to it, and one of the nicest things to change about its
ecosystem is the presence of Guile Hall.
I really, really like Guile Hall. A lot! I think it has room to grow
but it fills a clearly missing piece of
IMO, we have, that, and it is Guix. I'm actually quite happy about
that. :)
Specific-language-package-repos have caused a lot of the mess we're
currently in; in an unexpected way, it's hurt user freedom a lot,
because mixing these is so hard that software which might be otherwise
reproducible an
I've been appreciating the feedback in this thread about Guile; I'm
starting a new topic name because I think we've deviated from talking
about Guile Hall and more about Guile.
Some stuff below.
Chris Vine writes:
> On Tue, 08 Feb 2022 19:19:06 +0700
> Blake Shaw wrote:
>
>> Vijay Marupudi wr
Lol, wish I had seen this before I shot off my other email. This is
great! Glad to see a lot of overlap between our emails.
Hello all!
I'm thrilled to announce that The Spritely Institute has published A
Scheme Primer:
https://spritely.institute/news/the-spritely-institute-publishes-a-scheme-primer.html
https://spritely.institute/static/papers/scheme-primer.html
Source:
https://gitlab.com/spritely/scheme-prime
the core spec
> but widely implemented like pattern matching) and gets straight into
> the goods by concluding with a simple interepreter. Have already sent
> to some friends who have been wanting to learn. Hope this becomes hit,
> can't wait to read it myself!
>
> On Fri, J
A little blogpost this morning, not actual software, but software
desiderata:
https://dustycloud.org/blog/guile-steel-proposal/
I'd love to see something like the above happen. I'd love to help make
it happen. So this is more of a call to arms than anything else.
Can we have a "systems lisp"?
I'm glad there's been such interest. I've gotten quite a few messages
offline about the idea of "Guile Steel" too, one person has even begun
porting pre-scheme to Guile (Andrew Whatson) and I know Jakob has also
been pondering how to pull things off.
I've made a channel on irc.libera.chat... not
targets C and has many other features can help:
> https://www-sop.inria.fr/mimosa/fp/Bigloo/
> Damien
>
> On Sat, Jul 9, 2022 at 5:38 PM Christine Lemmer-Webber
> wrote:
>
> A little blogpost this morning, not actual software, but software
> desiderata:
>https://dustycl
Damien Mattei writes:
> On Sun, Aug 7, 2022 at 2:44 PM Christine Lemmer-Webber
> wrote:
>
> Bigloo is cool. I think it falls under the same category of Chicken,
> which I address towards the end of:
>
>https://dustycloud.org/blog/guile-steel-smelting-pot/
>
>
We're hiring!
https://spritely.institute/jobs/core-architect.html
Nonprofit, fully FOSS, fully remote! And yes, it's a job for hacking in
Guile scheme!
Consider sending in a resume!
- Christine
A lovely article by David Thompson:
https://spritely.institute/news/growing-a-networked-garden-with-spritely-goblins.html
By the way, David Thompson is well known in Guile-land of course. But
he's also now Core Infrastructure Architect at the Spritely Networked
Communities Institute!
https
ol with Goblins, please let us
know!
- Christine Lemmer-Webber, Spritely Institute CTO
e in browsers"... Scheme too, and I'm sure other languages
will follow in our path!
So yeah, that also means... Spritely in the browser! Get hyped!
- Christine Lemmer-Webber, Spritely Networked Communities Institute CTO
se this for your projects yet. But that's
the goal obviously... and we're on our way!
Happy hacking!
- Christine Lemmer-Webber, the Spritely Institute, and the Hoot team
Hey did you know that Hoot isn't *just* a scheme->WASM project?
You can also use it to generate lower-level Webassembly! And look!
We did! With examples you can play with live!
https://spritely.institute/news/hoot-wireworld-live-in-browser.html
Guaranteed to be the most fun thing you read tod
There's a long thread on guix-devel which is related and touches on many
things, but I thought I'd narrow in on this one thing.
Has anyone had a "good" experience programming with Guile without using
Emacs? If so, what was your development experience like?
Furthermore, what's the right direction
I thought I'd re-highlight this thread, given the thread I just greated
and the one on guix-devel. :)
"Ricardo G. Herdt" writes:
> Thank you all, that's exactly my motivation :) If someone wants to add
> support to a different editor/IDE, feel free to ask for help or share
> your ideas with me.
Here's another interesting thread to revisit on the topic of making
Guile easier to use :)
Christine Lemmer-Webber writes:
> I've been appreciating the feedback in this thread about Guile; I'm
> starting a new topic name because I think we've deviated from talking
&
kground. It might
> be enough for users coming from other editors, but I still prefer the
> way Slime/Swank works, where the REPL is the same image that provides
> information to the editor.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ricardo
>
> Am 27.09.2023 21:07 schrieb Christine Lemmer-Webbe
This isn't actual software, it was just me looking at a pile of
Beancount / Ledger files I've made over the years and thinking,
"what if this was just a DSL on top of Guile?"
And then I also thought: "what if instead of making a custom DSL,
we just used Wisp?"
Here's I think how you might write a
Friends, Guilers, Schemers, I am thrilled, pleased, et cetera to present
you with the following: Guile Hoot can now compile real r7rs-small
programs to code that runs in latest nightly browsers:
https://spritely.institute/news/scheme-wireworld-in-browser.html
You can try it yourself easily usin
Zelphir Kaltstahl writes:
> Hello Christine,
Hello Zelphir!
> I saw a post earlier on Mastodon and already opened it in my
> browser. Haven't got the time to really look at it yet.
>
> What is a Wireworld canvas? Is that a specific library, that interacts
> with canvas in the browser?
Ah! Wir
Details here if you wanna tune in:
https://fosstodon.org/@daviwil/111227316301869374
GOOD NEWS! Spritely's Scheme -> WASM compiler's first release is OUT!
That's right... Scheme in your browser!!!
https://spritely.institute/news/guile-hoot-v010-released.html
Docs here: https://spritely.institute/files/docs/guile-hoot/0.1.0
And it's already in Guix
$ guix pull
$ guix
ow I can't remember where I heard that...
- Christine
Simon Tournier writes:
> Hi Christine,
>
> On Wed, 27 Sep 2023 at 15:07, Christine Lemmer-Webber
> wrote:
>
>> Has anyone had a "good" experience programming with Guile without using
>> Emacs? If s
Nala Ginrut writes:
> Congrats!
> That's really cool!
Glad you're excited, Nala! :)
> Is the r7rs macros supported?
Yes! Hoot compiles from the "CPS Soup" intermediate layer, so
everything is already expanded by that state. :)
> Best regards.
>
> On Tue
If you make something, please let us know! :)
Daniel Skinner writes:
> Have been watching hoot to play around with webgl and miniaudio for some
> audio/visual fun, thanks for the release!
>
> On Thu, Nov 30, 2023, 2:09 PM Thompson, David
> wrote:
>
>> Hey Guilers!
>>
>> On behalf of the Spritel
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