Hi everyone!

My name is Greg Osefo and I'm planning to release my tool, Schemer, at the end of January 2019. Schemer is a command line interpreter for the Scheme programming language that features a tutorial mode and in-application help documentation. Schemer is also geared towards those with or without prior programming knowledge, so if you've ever been interested in getting a feel for programming, this might be the tool for you to at least get your feet wet in.

I'm on the home stretch and wanted to share some of the devblog posts that I have been uploading over the last couple of weeks:

Why Scheme?

Scheming After Christmas

New Year, New Sche(me)

Stay tuned because I will be sharing more devblog posts leading up to the release. Thank you in advance for taking the time to check out my page. Take care!

Just finished writing a new devblog: Behind the Schemes: Tail Calls

This post is a bit more technical that previous posts, but I try my best to fill in potential knowledge gaps for people not familiar with programming concepts. Leave a comment and let me know what you think. Regards!

Just posted Behind the Schemes: Exactness

It talks about numbers in Scheme and how I've implemented some of the arithmetic math procedures.

Schemer is not available for Mac OS and Windows! Check it out! I also plan to write a few follow-up devblogs, so definitely stay tuned. I hope this tool provides a good introduction to the Scheme Programming Language for programmers and non-programmers.

Just finished a really short devblog: Schemer References

I share some of the online references that I used in order to develop Schemer.

In my newest devblog, Future Schemes, I describe plans for new Scheme features and where to go from here.