Hi Gregory,
I use LispCube (XLISP Scheme) and Gambit on iOS to design the code and
test it, then email it to myself and compile in DrRacket with very few
changes necessary. I'd love a DrRacket on iOS, or even a simple editor with
the Racket compiler embedded.
Dexter
On Friday, November 15,
Has this been looked into again? Especially now that we have Swift playgrounds
and the iPad Pro.
The iPad Pro would be my pc if only it had a racket/scheme programming
environment. I’ve found a few gambit is no longer kept up to date meaning it’s
not optimized for the Pro and iOS 11.
I firmly
Stephen De Gabrielle wrote at 04/09/2014 10:13 AM:
Does the WeScheme IDE fit the bill?
WeScheme doesn't satisfy the first point quoted below. As nice as it
would be to have DrRacket itself as an offline app on all HTML5 devices,
being able to compile a running DrRacket for this target also
Some reasons/scenarios I see for doing DrRacket in HTML5 on tablets are:
* Stress-test the Racket HTML5 system: if DrRacket can run, most other
stuff should.
* Lots of people have tablets, and then they could use DrRacket on them.
* When Racketeers are waiting for the bus or whatever, instead
Hi Neil,
I can't get past the idea that tablets are a terrible environment to
do development.
- screen to small & made smaller by on-screen keyboard
- limited resources(ram/flash/mhz/cores) compared to a cheap laptop
As for developing for tablets Whalesong is impressive.
'raphael-demo.html [src]
Rather than iOS-specific and Android-specific apps (either JVM-ish or
native code), I'd like to suggest focusing instead on targeting *HTML5
offline apps*.
I'm working successfully on HTML5 offline apps for technical software
right now, and I think HTML5 is a good way to go to get device
inde
Hi,
I don't know how hard this would be to do, but there are some other
interesting things out there.
Some of the nice things in Dr Racket rely on the mouse. I'm not sure
how you would do 'Check Syntax' with a touch interface.
Anyway - this is my list of bookmarks:
Lisping
'Edit LISP's parse
On Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 4:41 PM, Gregory Gelfond wrote:
> I've been playing with Pythonista for iOS and it's quite a useful app. It
> got me thinking however. Are there any plans to bring Dr. Racket (or some
> analogous) tool for iOS?
Was this answered elsewhere?
Racket Use
I'm not aware of anyone having done any work getting Racket to run on iOS.
If you are really interested in the general idea, though, there are some
other Lisps/Schemes that folks have gotten to run on that platform.
Notably, I came across an article about developing a game for iOS using
Gambit Sc
Not to my knowledge.
On Sunday, March 23, 2014, Grant Rettke wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 4:41 PM, Gregory Gelfond
> >
> wrote:
> > I've been playing with Pythonista for iOS and it's quite a useful app. It
> > got me thinking however. Are there any plans to bring Dr. Racket (or some
> > ana
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