in which the port number is traditionally eighty

Support is ridiculously preliminary, but I thuoght I'd take a break from poring over R5RS and start making it do Useful Things™. I've got a lot of thinking to do about how to best map lambdas to the Web, but as luck would have it, I've been doing a lot of experimenting and research about REST lately for work, so this will be a great way to put that into practice.

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Phil – 2008-02-06T02:43:19Z: Sorry for the broken comments; they should be good now.
Grant Rettke – 2008-04-04T14:58:43Z: You're doing web programming; the next step is to drop in continuations! :)
Fingal – 2008-04-17T17:25:50Z: Installing the gem, then running "bus," I am informed, "Could not load web functionality." The eval loop seems to work, other than that. Any clue what needs to be tweaked on my installation? Maybe a missing "web functionality" gem?
Phil – 2008-04-24T21:30:18Z: Fingal: the web portion of Bus Scheme requires the "mongrel" and "rack" gems to be installed. It will work fine without them as long as you don't try webby things (which are not very well polished anyway.) I should update the documentation to mention this.

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