Seems like that sync might be able to complement datomics write-side constraints :thinking_face:

I may try to port tau.alpha to their thing to see if I can get parallel workloads on the cloud edge, and see how many parallel isolates they allow

People might actually pay for that 😁

cough someone should pay me to do that cough

Quick elevator pitch eh? But I'll probably play with it sometime either way

Anyone have a good resource on writing a production level scheme? my main concern is not speed, but error reporting + debugging tools + ease of use

Do you consider that there are no existing production level Scheme implementations? Or you want to take on a seriously big hobby project of creating a new production level language implementation?

There's a book called lisp in small pieces that progressively builds up lisps with advanced features

@andy.fingerhut: I have worked through a number of tutorials on writing "half a page" schemes. I'm now curious about all the work people do to make it practically useable.

I think Dr Scheme has an open source implementation, and I am not sure, but would guess that some of the professors and grad students working on it have written various papers on it.

This is Racket / PLT group @ Indiana ?

Sorry, yes, had a senior moment there forgetting it has been called Racket for several years now.

Actually, reading the smalltalk design + impl docs may be helpful. what they have built, - smalltalk + scheme, is what I want.

Anyone seen this thing yet? https://www.crowdsupply.com/cp-maker/makerlisp-machine