A Haskell bookshelfMy favourite scheme implementation is scheme48, which takes its name from its being initially implemented in 48 hours by Richard Kelsey and Jonathan Rees in August 1986. They used Common Lisp on a Symbolics 3600 and Maclisp on a PDP-10. Now, thanks to Jonathan Tang’s tutorial, you can write yourself a scheme in 48 hours, but using Haskell instead of Lisp. The tutorial is intended as an introductio
