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Hey guys, we are learning Scheme in my programming class this semester but It's really self study. We have been using The Little Schemer / Dr. Scheme but I cannot find many resources about scheme on the web. I was wondering if you guys could give me the -the scheme resource- and other resources, plus your opinions on the IDES or tools that help write scheme in Ubuntu or Windows. I mean for stuff like C i do use gVim, but something that helps noobs at scheme would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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Well, "the" resource is the book "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs", or "SICP". There are also lectures associated to it as videos. Google for both, they're out there.
As for learning, DrScheme is a nice "IDE" for the purpose...
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just use text files, and emacs (or vim if you are communist). but I am no fan of big IDE's. But don't give up of Scheme nor let anyone tell you bad about scheme.
Scheme can do anything any other language can!
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guile, drscheme, mit-scheme, etc
are these all compatible with each other, i mean will code written in one work in another without change?
if not then which one of these is closer to the standards? or professionally usable?
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