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Though I'm sure there are a few Scheme interpreters written in JS or that compile to WebAssembly and so are just about as accessible.
by boardwaalk 5y ago
Though I'm sure there are a few Scheme interpreters written in JS or that compile to WebAssembly and so are just about as accessible.
- nobleach 5y agoRight, but if we're looking for the quickest path, "right click on this page, and select 'Inspect'" and boom. You're there. Certainly one could go to https://replit.com/ https://replit.com/ and choose from a host of "better" languages. My approach was trying to avoid someone having to install anything at all. As soon as you say, "ok, you'll need to install NodeJS, then use npm to install this package....", things get dicey. Someone who's serious about learning will fight through it, but someone who's just starting out may be put off.