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Show HN: Musiker.page – Interactive timeline of musicians by instrument
I built an interactive timeline showing the lives and connections of composers and performers, organized by instrument. Lifetime bars are color-coded by role, and curves show teacher-student and family relationships. Switch between piano, violin, and trombone, click anyone for their bio and portrait. It's a static React site with all data in JSON, so contributions are just a PR away. See...
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What you do in life, echoes in eternity.
Racket is an absolutely gorgeous language. It's the kind of language that might look complicated but the important thing is to start with the basics. Yes, there are complex features in the language and big words that might be scary : continuations, impersonators, collapsible contracts, macros. However most of the time you don't really need these features.
Even the basic features of the language are enough to make your software shine. After you have a basic grasp, start to tackle other features of the language refactoring your code as you go.
Another great feature is the community. racket-users mailing list (hosted in googlegroups) is a great place to start asking questions.
You'll have a lot of fun. Enjoy your time in Racket lang. #not-a-typo
If you're in the Frankfurt area, I will be presenting at the first After Work Racket [2] on Thursday, the 8th. Come join us.
[0] https://linki.tools [1] https://linki.tools/s10 [2] https://www.meetup.com/After-Work-Racket/events/253939676/