Most schemes don't have a lot going for them in terms of libraries, which is the primary reason I'd want to go over to Common. I really don't like racket, for m

Most schemes don't have a lot going for them in terms of libraries, which is the primary reason I'd want to go over to Common. I really don't like racket, for mostly aesthetic reasons. It seems a bit over complicated, trying to stuff a lot of cutting edge research into its core, and forcing you to learn about 6 different models at once just to understand what its documentation is saying. Its OO system is apparently lackluster, especially since most schemes fork tinyCLOS for OO, and syntax-case is too complicated for its benefits. I'll stick with CHICKEN for now. Its module system may be a bit awkward at times, (you can't cleanly bind all your dependent modules into one executable), but it's much more minimal, and while its documentation may not be the best, at least I can understand what its saying.