If you want to use scheme on any platform with JavaScript, check out WeScheme [http://www.wescheme.org http://www.wescheme.org] The server uses the Java AppEng

If you want to use scheme on any platform with JavaScript, check out WeScheme [http://www.wescheme.org http://www.wescheme.org] The server uses the Java AppEngine API. Yes, we did run into issues with requests exceeding the AppEngine timeout. At one point (this may still be true) we were able to compile our compiler on AppEngine. Which brings us to Moby-Scheme, the heart of WeScheme! It's a self-hosting (Scheme -> JavaScript) compiler. [https://github.com/dyoo/moby-scheme https://github.com/dyoo/moby-scheme] WeScheme was written in support of BootStrap [http://www.bootstrapworld.org/ http://www.bootstrapworld.org/] an educational initiative aimed at using computer science as a vehicle for teaching algebra to middle-school students. There is a semi-working structured editor for WeScheme that is a pile of jQuery hooking interactions with content-editable. In retrospect we should have just gone for HTML5. There's also the inkling of a scratch-like interface which is works by swapping in a new style sheet. I'm afraid I can't find the latest version, in my younger days I was a bit sloppy about version control. An older version is available at http://ch4n.org/editor http://ch4n.org/editor Your mileage may vary. </shameless plug>