Electronic Resources

• A PowerPoint(tm) slide show that I made up a while ago, with funky animations, about car, cdr, cons, and friends. I looked at it again recently, and it's not half bad.
• Lambda the Ultimate advertises itself as "the Programming Languages Weblog," and has interesting discussions about functional languages.
• Some responses in LtU to the Four Questions from Lecture 1.
• Schemers.org, with many Scheme-related resources, including FAQ's, implementations, and libraries.
• readscheme.org has links to online copies of many famous (and some not-so-famous) papers on Scheme and other functional languages.
• A list of Universities using Scheme.
• Revised^6 Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme. The official, standard definition of Scheme.
• Revised^5 Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme. The previous standard definition of Scheme.
• ERR5RS: A Proposal for an Extended R5RS Scheme. A different fork off of the R5RS standard
• The Scheme Language Steering Committee Working documents about the current evolution of Scheme standards.
• Revised^4 Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme. An earlier previous version.
• Scheme Requests for Implementation
• DSSSL: Document Style Semantics and Specification Language (ISO/IEC 10179:1996). This is an interesting application of Scheme.
• An Introduction to Scheme and Its Implementation, a book by Paul Wilson (alternate link).
• Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation, a fun PL text by Shriram Krishnamurthi.
• How to Design Programs, by Felleisen et al.
• T-shirts! (availability unknown). (Or make your own!)
• An online dictionary of computer science terms.
• An interesting list of the Big Ideas in Computer Science
• putty, a small ssh and telnet client for Windows machines.