I like it, traditional html/css generated on server side with sprinkling of JS for interactivity. It's similar to rails and Django model but in racket (a diale

I like it, traditional html/css generated on server side with sprinkling of JS for interactivity. It's similar to rails and Django model but in racket (a dialect of lisp based on scheme branch of lisp family). This is a very good example for learning racket lang if the sourcecode is open for some parts. I am sure some member of racket community will bring up library specially designed to address e-commerce as it is in Ruby and Python eco-system. Hopefully it can be like what Paul, the founder of YC said in his blog post "beating the averages. [1] "In Lisp, there are programs called macros. They are programs that write programs." [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html