Thank you, Tom.
This document might help answer some of the understandable confusion
behind Hendrik's question: https://www.neilvandyke.org/racket/sxml-intro/
A clarification on credit where it's due: John Clements did considerable
work to clean up and document Oleg Kiselyov's various SXML pa
Hi Hendrik,
I explored this question when I had to decide how to implement an
exchange format for identifier metadata. SXML supports more of the
standard, specifically for my use cases it was critical that I have support
and representation for xml namespaces, which xexprs in racket do not have.
Syndicate usage is primarily has been in three areas.
1. A Bluetooth LE (low energy) library. Syndicate was a very nice fit
here because at the base level Bluetooth BLE CSR Mesh is all about asynch
sending of low level HCI commands and async responses and inbound events.
After several different
Er, jumped the gun a bit;
On Tue, Mar 10, 2020 at 10:25 AM Ray Racine wrote:
>
>> For a new project with Syndicate I'd like to jump up to typed/syndicate
>> if possible even if it is a little bit "early". As expected it looks like
>> PLT's approach to typing dataspaces, tuples spaces, actors an
hi Ray,
On Tue, Mar 10, 2020 at 10:25 AM Ray Racine wrote:
> For a new project with Syndicate I'd like to jump up to typed/syndicate if
> possible even if it is a little bit "early". As expected it looks like
> PLT's approach to typing dataspaces, tuples spaces, actors and messaging
> looks n
Syndicate is just a brilliant piece software. Such a novel approach to the
Actor model and concurrency.
With past use I've pushed as much of the code into Typed Racket as possible
leaving only the Syndicate layer Untyped. Over the past year I've noted
steady work towards #lang typed/syndicate su
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