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Article contents:== A practical introduction to CHICKEN Scheme * grab remaining IP ranges from IANA (xml walking demo by Jim's script) * Sokoban game implementation * Treeview visualising disk usage (graphviz output) * mail log parser with irregex (using predefined regular expressions) * INI file parser * netcat redirecting tcp ports, with a test framework that uses string ports for test cases * Link dumping app by html-parser and http-client, page scraping === Topic ideas from the old wiki (alaric's machine) * The chicken way of writing things (read deviations from the standard) ** srfi-12 ** low-level macros ** the egg system * naming conventions (*, ->, ?, with-, call-with-, etc.) * chicken-install * The power of representing hierarchical data/information as s-expressions (mabye as a preface to the SRE and SXML chapters) * The power of closures. As a case in point, many programmers from other languages will often do things like make a list of tasks to perform, with some kind of record describing the task, with a method of the task class to do the task. As closures begin to sink in, they might make a list of records that contain a 'run me' closure to do the task, and a driver function that performs them. Then eventually, they replace that with a single global reference to a closure that, when called, runs the tasks; and queuing a task is done by making a closure that does the work then calls the old closure from the global ref, etc. * Talk about call/cc, but emphasise that we use it to create tools like coroutines, threads, and signals; emphasise using such tools rather than putting call/cc into your own code willy-nilly, as call/cc needs a lot of thinking about. It's a powerful tool, but sharp. * SREs * SXML/SSAX * "Shell scripting" tasks * C binding example. Someone suggest a simple lib to wrap? * Bitparsing using scheme * spiffy * Filter spam with scheme * openurl-server (simple example for daemonization and a tcp server) * DSLs == TOC proposal === Introduction [ What Scheme is. What CHICKEN is. What eggs are. ] === CHICKEN history === Getting started ==== Installing CHICKEN [ How to install CHICKEN on popular operating systems (e.g., Gnu systems, BDSs, Windows). Mention required tools, installation steps etc. ] ==== CHICKEN tools [ Introduction about the CHICKEN tools ] ===== csi ===== csc ===== chicken-install ===== chicken-uninstall ===== chicken-status ===== chicken-bug === "Hello world" programming in CHICKEN ==== A "Hello, world" program [ How to make an executable program in CHICKEN, both interpreted and compiled. ] ==== A "Hello, world" extension [ How to make a module for a "hello, world" extension ] === Real-world programming in CHICKEN ==== Systems programming [ File manipulation, using CHICKEN as a replacement for shell scripts, implementing some common shell programs in CHICKEN etc ] ==== Web programming [ Spiffy, SXML/SSAX, Awful, database access ... ] ==== Domain Specific Languages ==== Binding CHICKEN to C code ==== Embeding CHICKEN in C applications Description of your changes:

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