A minimalist Lisp variant known for its clean syntax and functional paradigm.
A curated list of Scheme resources, including tutorials, libraries, and tools.
The Scheme Community is a central hub for Scheme users, providing links to forums, mailing lists, chat rooms, and other resources. It helps developers connect, share knowledge, and stay informed about Scheme-related projects and discussions.
The Scheme Cookbook is a collection of practical code examples and solutions for common tasks in Scheme. It provides concise recipes covering various topics, helping users apply Scheme in real-world scenarios.
A classic textbook by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman, using Scheme to teach core computer science concepts
A comprehensive book by R. Kent Dybvig, available online, covering the fundamentals and advanced topics in Scheme.
The Bigloo programming language is a strict-parenthetical-function programming language. It belongs to the Lisp programming language family, and more specifically, it is a descendant of the Scheme programming language.
A high-performance Scheme compiler with advanced optimization techniques. It's widely regarded for its speed and is now open-source (owned by Cisco).
A Scheme-to-C compiler known for its small footprint and portability. It features an extensive package system (eggs) for additional functionality.
A Scheme implementation that compiles to C and supports efficient multithreading. It's often used for embedded systems and distributed computing.
The official extension language of the GNU Project, providing a Scheme implementation for scripting and extension purposes.
A Scheme implementation that runs on the JVM, making it easy to interoperate with Java.
An implementation of Scheme developed at MIT, offering a rich runtime environment and extensive libraries.
The comp.lang.scheme newsgroup is a discussion forum for topics related to the Scheme programming language. It serves as a place for users to ask questions, share insights, and discuss implementations, best practices, and language features.
Planet Scheme collects blog posts from individuals and projects around the Scheme community.
Registers.app is a platform that enables users to create, share, and manage important reference datasets. It offers simple and usable data management tools designed to help organizations and individuals maintain high-quality, trustworthy data. Written in Chicken Scheme.
The Scheme Programming Wikibook is a collaborative, open-source guide to the Scheme programming language. It covers fundamental concepts, syntax, and advanced topics, making it a useful resource for learners and practitioners.