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In a previous post we wrote about the challenges of implementing DAG scoping model for bindings in certain Qi forms. Today we are about to witness an attempt to bring similar scoping rules to plain Scheme and we may reason a bit whether it could be useful in practice.

Qi is an interesting, flow-oriented programming language. It has a very tacit vibe. But still - sometimes it is useful to bind values to named identifiers. And with certain flow forms you end up with strange binding scopes.

We've recently started working on a new application which connects artificial intelligence with the world of invoicing. The aim is to significantly reduce routine tasks for small and medium-sized businesses. In the early stages of the project we also took on a cross-disciplinary challenge: designing a visual identity concept.

Today's blog post discusses a user experience design challenge we came across while building our company’s static website from scratch. Let’s look into the pros, cons, and limitations around the decision process on how to distinguish various types of links.

Today we are bringing some unifying good news for all Racket and Chez Scheme folks having to run their applications on that alternative operating system called Windows. With Racket 8.17 released, it is possible to fully suport even mouse input in terminal applications on that strange platform!