Hello,
I know this question appears now and then on this group but, because the answer might change and I did not find a satisfactory answer, I repost.
I’m looking for the most popular scheme or a lisp with good libraries for the following task:
Load CSV into database and display the result on a webpage.
Ideally, I would like to be able to use scheme/lisp to write html and js also.
A plus would be to support also greenthreads with actor model. I really like LFE (Erlang) but it does not have a lot of libraries for general purpose programming.
The only ones I exclude is Clojure and Racket. Clojure because I would like to stay away from the JVM and the OOP paradigm that spills on clojure by Java libraries. I still consider it as an option because I know it is probably the most used and modern LISP for now. Racket because, although it seems to have a lot of features, I feel there is a lot of variations because of the language declaration and I feel the packages are too heterogenous. Sometimes also, the libraries are overly complicated. From my point of view…
Subquestion here : what is the most maintained scheme implementation with the most packages ? I know there is Chez, Chicken, Guile, Gambit, LIPS (js). Are they all still maintained with a good active community ?
Thanks
Will you have a look at the developing environment? For example, racket, chez scheme and guile they all have language server. But their server has their own ability and disability.