I think what would be interesting is to:
1) show how one could build a simple webapp that on the surface is similar
to what other frameworks produce (Rails, etc...)For instance:
how to easily use ubiquitous databases like MySQL or SQLite
how to use templates
how to have nice looking URLs
how to wr
I could talk about the philosophy in general, but not in comparison.
The last time I used something other than Racket was around 2001, when
I wrote a by-hand CPS'd server with Perl.
Jay
2011/6/28 Grant Rettke :
> On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 12:56 PM, Jay McCarthy wrote:
>> If you have requests abou
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 12:56 PM, Jay McCarthy wrote:
> If you have requests about specific things you'd like to hear about, please
> let me know.
It would be great to hear you compare Racket Web Application
development to the other web application development platform that you
know best (JEE, P
This is a fantastic idea. And the reward of passing the test is that you get to
see the source code. -- Matthias
On Jun 27, 2011, at 11:27 PM, Veer wrote:
> Just a suggestion , not request.
>
> How about web application for multiple choice tests.
> For example you can have a online test for
Just a suggestion , not request.
How about web application for multiple choice tests.
For example you can have a online test for "How well you know Racket" or
"Simple algebra" etc. Each question has choices and one answer.
Any one can submit a test and anyone can take test or only registered
users
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On 06/27/2011 02:56 PM, Jay McCarthy wrote:
> I'll be giving a 15 minute presentation at RacketCon about Web apps. I
> was thinking about doing a tiny demo of what's in the online tutorial
> and then a walkthrough of some of the other, un-tutorial-ed p
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