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OK, here's the question, pg, is this site actually running on a lightweight webserver written in ARC, or did you tie ARC into apache or something for the applic
by jwecker 20y ago
OK, here's the question, pg, is this site actually running on a lightweight webserver written in ARC, or did you tie ARC into apache or something for the application logic and storage? Or did you use ARC as a markup language? Just curious.
- pg 20y agoThe server's written in Arc too. I wanted to learn how to write one.
- jwecker 20y agoin that case, I _am_ excited about Arc's progress ;)
- jadams 20y agoCan you tell us what kind of editor you're using to write Arc (and Arc code). Is Arc suited to writing its own IDE?
- pg 20y agoeditor: vi, ide: repl
- jadams 20y agoCan you tell us what kind of editor you're using to write Arc (and Arc code). Is Arc suited to writing its own IDE?
- ozten 20y agoI thought you might have written the server, since their isn't too much fat in the HTTP headers :) You should add a Server header for bragging rights though. Congrats to you and your team on launching the first Arc app regardless of how much of the stack is written in Arc.
- kingkongrevenge 20y agoDo you find mzscheme plays well with pthreads, or have you another concurrency approach?
- byronsalty 20y agoI'm having trouble using drakma to hit the site. I'm pretty new to Lisp so I'm still learning what I'm looking at, however it looks like something in the stream from the server (possibly while reading headers?) is messing up CHUNGA:READLINE which Drakma uses.