Sounds interesting, certainly I'd be willing to help test it out, but of course, not sure exactly what sort of help you're looking for.
Anyway, I regard Scheme is a great language for web programming! At "webserv.bmedctr.com", you'll find a page describing my Scheme webserver--and its complete source code is available for download.
While a bit different approach to the task, it's been securely and reliably running for a few years now. It has been a huge challenge to build it, but I've learned way more than I could ever have anticipated. I've succeeded in writing a working webmail client for the server, by far, the most difficult component of all. I think it nicely illustrates what Scheme can do.
So let us know what you have in mind. My hunch is that a number of people will respond constructively.
Jules Altfas
> On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 18:56:47 -0600, Matt Gushee <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi, folks--
>
> I have just finished converting a web site from Python to Chicken Scheme.
> And it appears to work fine, but since Chicken, and the particular
> libraries I have used, are a little outside the mainstream of web
> development, I'm wondering about the robustness and security of my setup.
>
> Now, please, please don't do anything without contacting me first! But if
> any of you are good at crashing and/or hacking into web sites, could you
> contact me off-list, then we can set up a time when you can attempt to
> break my site while I am available to clean up the mess?
>
> Thanks!
>
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> Matt Gushee
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