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Introduction

This page has a list of programs that run using Chicken.

Feel free to add new entries.

Sedna: An industrial strength native XML database for Windows (written in C++ and CHICKEN), which offers Java and Scheme bindings, released by The Institute of System Programming of the Russian Academy of Science.
Hive: A source code manager by Kirill Lisovsky.
SCOP: Sven Hartrumpf ported the SCOP networking library by David Ingram to C and also implemented bindings to Chicken and Bigloo.
Hato: Alex Shinn's Mail Transfer Agent.
http://pupeno.com/software/scons-chicken: Pupeno added Chicken support to the SCons build-tool.

TODO: Change the format for the rest of the list.

William Annis wrote some useful libraries for Chicken, have a look at http://www.biostat.wisc.edu/~annis/chicken/.
Chris Double has written a demonstration for a continuation based web framework using Chicken. For more information, see his weblog.
Ed Watkeys wrote a handy tool for performing XML-RPC calls from the command-line: http://watkeys.com/xml-rpc.
Daniel Faken created scripting bindings to chromium, get them http://www.cascv.brown.edu/~faken/sscriptedSPU-0.1a.tgz.