Tag: racket

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!

During the years, there were many cryptography-related articles published on our blog. Many of those contain mathematical formulae using LaTeX notation. The time has come to render those again and one JavaScript package turned out to be just the right ingredient we needed.

Last week on January 24th, version 5 of Qi was released. This release contains support for flows in higher-order argument positions and in sequences of qi/list procedures a faster runtime code is produced by the compiler.

Analyzing cryptographic systems usage with respect to how the users interact with it sometimes requires programmatically simulating their actions. It is no different with our recent work on rclone cryptographic keys handling. However we are lucky that Racket provides all the functionality we needed!

As we have already revealed, we use Punct to produce our new website. Punct is extending CommonMark with metadata and uses Racket racket-commonmark. Sometimes there are problems with software, but usually those can be solved - as happened in this case. And with a new release, new features arrived as well.