I'm very impressed with Racket. * The documentation is fantastic. Insanely easy to browse around, very well formatted, and interconnected nicely. * It compris

I'm very impressed with Racket. * The documentation is fantastic. Insanely easy to browse around, very well formatted, and interconnected nicely. * It comprises of multiple languages, and they can all interoperate - r5rs, r6rs, racket, etc. This has always been a major pain point for me when it comes to Scheme dialects - lots of implementations clinging to r5rs and using incompatible module systems. * PLaneT has a ton of libraries covering many fields, and it's great that it's integrated into the language (requiring something from PLaneT will automatically download it). * The community seems nice enough. I also love that the new site immediately shows off the language: http://racket-lang.org/ http://racket-lang.org/