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Ed Tobin notes that Scheme could be a good web development language, but its developers can't keep up with the perl/python/tcl community. Tools from the latter include CGI.pm, libwww-perl-5 (a near complete libwww toolkit), GD.pm for image manipulation, and Grail (for applets in Python). The hottest Scheme possibility might be Tom Lord's work on latte, a Java-bytecode compiler. For Tobin's postcard rack in scsh -- the scheme shell spin-off of scheme48 -- see . [, comp.lang.scheme, 10/19/95.]

There is a form page that lets you type Scheme code to be evaluated at the page server. Try , a subpage of the Scheme Language home page at MIT. See also for the Scheme Underground WWW HTTP server written in Scheme. [Michael R. Blair , comp.lang.scheme, 10/19/95.]