A collection of useful procedures divided into modules for Racket.

A fun book about making a compiler for racket starting from x86.

prolog-like programming in racket programming systems.

graphical programming environment in racket using logo turtle

logo programming environment in racket

A fun book about making a compiler for racket starting from x86.

A racket lang-extension for debugging, based on sugar/debug.

An updated version of the lovely solid book.

A short and sweet blogpost walking through some of the basics of the spritely institute’s goblins, an actor-based paradigm.

A collection of small functions to help make Racket code simpler & more readable. Well, according to me, anyhow.

Qi is a hosted language on the Racket platform. If you don’t already have Racket installed, you will need to install it. Then, install Qi at the command line using:

… in which we look how we can implement the classic Asteroids game game using only the Racket language and its graphics facilities. We’ll implement a basic game engine, a basic physics engine and the game itself, and manage to do it in about 1000 lines of code.

#lang racket/base

(require web-server/http)

(define (hello req) (response/output (lambda (out)

 (displayln "Hello, world!" out))))