My name is Aaron Hsu, and I'm a computer scientist. I'm changing the way people look at computing and programming languages, what they can do with them, and how they do it.
It is now possible to easily use the latest version of ChezWEB on the Silo machine or any other machine with Chez Scheme 8.4 installed on the Sharks or Burrow networks, since I have installed a public version of the latest version of ChezWEB. Here is a set of
I am pleased to announce the release of ChezWEB v2.0. This is a complete rewrite of the ChezWEB system and it include numerous enhancements and improvements. It's hard to describe how cool this new release is. :-) If you have not done so already, please make sure to go
Over the past two days, I've made 24 commits to my alpha branch of ChezWEB. For me, that's a whole lot. ChezWEB has come together really nicely for this first release, and I'm really happy with where the features are going. A Beta version
For those of you who don't know, I have been working on the next major version of ChezWEB (2.0), which is a complete rewrite of the old system, preserving the good things about the old system, while dropping and removing things that made life difficult or inconvenient.
For a while, I used Unicode sparingly in my Scheme source code. On the one hand, it really is nice to work with when I have an extended character set for my code. On the other hand, editors that do not support Unicode and other tools can make things difficult.