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Ray Dillinger  
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 More options Nov 7 2003, 12:35 pm
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From: Ray Dillinger <b...@sonic.net>
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 2003 17:31:05 GMT
Local: Fri, Nov 7 2003 12:31 pm
Subject: Re: web application framework
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Marco Antoniotti wrote:

> Adrian Kubala wrote:

> > I'm fixing to write a basic database web frontend for HR data. I'd really
> > like to do it in Scheme.

> ...

> > Common Lisp would be ok too -- I prefer Scheme because it seems to have
> > less awkward historical baggage and I like a functional (lots of HOFs)
> > style -- but any (statically scoped) Lisp is better than PHP.

> ... and how do you plan to do structs, objects and packages in Scheme?

I cannot speak for the original poster, but the usual ways are
with SRFI-9, the TinyCLOS or Meroon libraries, and S2 or similar.

                                Bear


 
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