I swear to god if I had 48 hours a day I would binge watching your channel day in and day out. Unfortunately we only have 24 hours but I would try to check out your channel from time to time. Looking forward for that 1200 videos dude, cheers
Thank you for your video! I think your PWC2017 talk is an amazing introduction to scheme (and programming language in general). Intriguing, thought-provoking and spreading the joy of scheme 😁
Love Scheme, I'm using it to write really small programs and mostly to tech programming to others. But unfortunately I never used it in my professional career
Very true. Scheme is a multi-paradigm language that supports imperative programming. Or building abstractions, when the imperativeness is a detail you wish to hide (such as in a domain-specific language such as SQL or for regex search).
I swear to god if I had 48 hours a day I would binge watching your channel day in and day out. Unfortunately we only have 24 hours but I would try to check out your channel from time to time. Looking forward for that 1200 videos dude, cheers
Thank you for your video!
I think your PWC2017 talk is an amazing introduction to scheme (and programming language in general). Intriguing, thought-provoking and spreading the joy of scheme 😁
Love scheme, but so many implementations and its hard to navigate through
Love Scheme, I'm using it to write really small programs and mostly to tech programming to others. But unfortunately I never used it in my professional career
Racket Datalog, then Datalog GPU, then leave Scheme to history -- Clojure / Babashka 😮
the secret is transductive pattern
computers are imperative.
Very true. Scheme is a multi-paradigm language that supports imperative programming. Or building abstractions, when the imperativeness is a detail you wish to hide (such as in a domain-specific language such as SQL or for regex search).