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Racketeer on and off since 2010. It's a really great language; I encourage everyone to at least give it a try. The racket docs ( http://docs.racket-lang.org/ ) have a list of tutorials at the top. There's a visual art/programming tutorial for those new to lisp ( http://docs.racket-lang.org/quick/ ) and a webapp one ( http://docs.racket-lang.org/continue/ ) that demonstrates Racket's built-in web framework.
It is nice! My main issue is that Dr Racket is so pleasant I'm sorely tempted to use it and it brings my laptop to its knees (that feature that draws arrows from uses of identifiers to their definitions always freezes my computer for half a second to a second; if I evaluate something that consumes any non-trivial amount of memory Dr Racket starts swapping like it's 1999 and becomes unresponsive). I used Racket for a…
Re: Racket v5.3.6 released
#21You can click on the colored circle in the lower right corner of the screen to turn the "Online Check Syntax" off, by the way.