When I was reading Beautiful Racket [0] I was still working as a data engineer, writing complex SQL queries all day. I actually sort of fell in love with SQL, a

When I was reading Beautiful Racket [0] I was still working as a data engineer, writing complex SQL queries all day. I actually sort of fell in love with SQL, and decided to write a web development framework in SQL. INSERT requests would create forms, SELECT would create a table. The idea was that you could create something simple like an BBS with only a few lines of code: CREATE TABLE posts (title TEXT, content TEXT) INSERT INTO posts (title, content) VALUES (request.title, request.content) SELECT title, content FROM posts It actually works! Here's the code on GH: https://github.com/seisvelas/Sea-Quill https://github.com/seisvelas/Sea-Quill Sadly, I stopped working on it after only 1 or 2 weekends because I switched professions to cybersecurity and had too much to learn - every weekend thereafter was CTFs or bug bounties. Oh well! Someday I'd like to write a more intuitive, "conventional" style language for Urbit, maybe called HoonScript or something. So my affection for Racket's language oriented programming will (maybe, one day) not be in vain!