Re: Guile 100 #6: CGI and MySQL

[Ian Price]

Mike Gran <address@hidden> writes:

> Also, I'm changing up the rules.  I had made it pretty complicated
> to contribute, I suppose, because I don't really want to create
> competition for fear of alienating anyone.  But, the barrier to entry
> was too high, perhaps?  So anyone can fork the repo and tell me to
> pull it or just send me a solution by e-mail at
> guile100 [at] lonelycactus.com

This is a much better approach. I was talking with Mark Weaver on IRC
earlier, and he said you had no volunteers for TAR and so was trying his
hand at it. I had volunteered for that previously, and assumed you had
picked someone else based on the method in your original
email. Apparently not.

> Three other problems remain incomplete, so feel free to try your
> hand at one of them as well.
>
>     - Challenge #5: PHP-style Guile
I started hacking together a Jinja-style templating library before[0],
but I never released it since it's kinda less nice than just using
quasiquote/sxml in practice.

I guess I could do this for you, maybe as a warmup for [1], but I think
I'd be mortified if someone ended up using it.

0. https://gist.github.com/5514959
1. http://www.pltgames.com/competition/2013/5
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