i’m getting the odd core dump… but with the new laptop, i’ve got a billion other things i need to do before geting back to that!

good news is, that this will make a good, portable (as in luggable) platform for racketing, so I’m bound to be doing a lot more.

I’m interested in building decentralised and peer to peer software. I am into building software that will help achieve my long time goal of building a self-sustainable lifestyle. It can be simple things like how I can automate simple things like managing a garden, monitoring a specific area via cameras + sensors, or it can also be trying to mess with my own personal trackers.

Is there a way to make graphql queries with Racket?

can’t find any packages or GH project w a cursory search

same, time to pretend I’m not junior dev and start porting the clojure implementation :joy:

would be pretty cool to see that

im waaay too beginner(in Racket)/intermediate(overall) for that. For example off the bat, it used EDN syntax for its schema. Thats a very clojure-choice right there. Having not used Racket enough to know, what would Racket devs like the schema syntax to be, and since Racket is a DSL-creator, maybe EDN IS the right choice. I’d hit a roadblock every. step. of. the. way.

..But if someone starts this I’d try my hardest to contribute.

@vidjuheffex Is this the one? https://github.com/tendant/graphql-clj

https://github.com/walmartlabs/lacinia uses a lot of EDN

using something like Brag to parse GraphQL’s schema is a thing https://graphql.github.io/graphql-spec/June2018/

@greg I was looking at Lacinia (seemed more active)

That is something that feels like it needs some work, documentation wise, it makes getting started with futures pretty intimidating.

Will/do places in chez just use the native chez OS thread construct?

Places and futures on Racket CS both use Chez threads

letloop? I think loop is fine, but if you stick with it, add a margin note to say it’s not Olin’s loop.