Add JazzScheme to implementations #64
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I'm in favor of adding JazzScheme. But aren't the IDE and GUI libraries the main selling points? We should mention them. |
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We have a Docker container of the git master but it's Linux-based and IIRC doesn't have the GUI or IDE, or at least I haven't tried to run them. |
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I agree with @lassik - the IDE an GUI should be mentioned! Other than that, JazzScheme is fine, should be on the list. |
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JazzScheme website hasn't been updated for years but the repository still get commits regularly. Since you have to build it yourself, i think it's better to link to the repository instead of the outdated website.
JazzScheme is a development system based on extending the Scheme programming language and the Gambit system. It includes a module system, hygienic macros, object-oriented programming, a full-featured cross-platform application framework, a fully programmable IDE and a build system that creates executable binaries for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. JazzScheme has been used for more than 20 years to develop commercial software.