[plt-scheme] HTUS

I am looking at the cookbooks website also.  It would be good to have a 
\framework, as I said---something that presents things that should be 
covered, to which stuff can accrue over time.  Sort of like a film of 
vultures eating a buffalo run in reverse.  (Yuck.)
	As for self-respecting academics, nobody said any self respecting 
academic had to take credit for it!  Of course all self-respecting 
academics take credit for things, but in this case we might have an actual 
case of two wrongs making a right.
	I would be happy to work on something of this nature once I am 
further along, but that may not be for some time.
	Meanwhile, I hope the clone they are working on for you in South
Korea is not fraudulent.  If one is going to have a clone, it had better
be genuine.  With that in hand maybe we will get a critical mass---as the
North Koreans like to say.

On Fri, 24 Mar 2006, Matthias Felleisen wrote:

> 
> On Mar 24, 2006, at 3:46 PM, Nicholas Chubrich wrote:
> 
> >  Then, just outline how they are
> > implemented in PLT, and under each heading paste relevant selections 
> > from
> > the help desk, along with links to the full context.  That's it---don't
> > worry about making it read smoothly.
> 
> This would be so contrary to well-trained and self-respecting academics 
> -- and it is the reason we're behind Python and friends :-) But see 
> http://www.schemecookbook.org/ for an alternative. -- Matthias
> 
> P.S. Most of the latest version of HtUS is on my web site not at 
> htus.org but it's also N years old. I have heard they are working on a 
> clone for me in South Korea :-)
> 
>