Next Steps in Learning Racket

I’ve got about 21 exercises left in How to Design Programs and have read (though not understood) all of The Little Schemer. As such, I’ve been scattering my attention among some potential next steps in my Lisp self-education. This post serves to gather them in one place.

• I’ve made it up to the 9th section of Continue: Web Applications in Racket.
• I’ve made it up to section 3.8 Pairs and Lists in the Racket Guide.
• I’ve followed the first four tutorials of Beautiful Racket. Next up is Extend a data format: jsonic.
• And I’ve dipped my toe in Programming Languages Application and Interpretation. I’ll pick up again from Everything (We Will Say) About Parsing.

I’ve also come across some textbook titles from the 80s that use Scheme to introduce computer science. These are:

• Concrete Abstractions
• Simply Scheme
• Scheme and the Art of Programming
  • Solutions to exercises from the first seven chapters are here.

Now, time to make a decision on where to go next and stick with it.