This is a markdown-formatted mirror of the plaintext style guide here: http://mumble.net/~campbell/scheme/style.txt

Copyright (C) 2007--2011 Taylor R. Campbell

CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

We can do typographic things in CSS that we couldn’t before.

text-indent: 2em hanging; /* Safari and Firefox only */

flex-flow: row wrap shows how inline text alignment is a special case of flexbox:

TEXT-ALIGN:         left  | center | right | justify       | __           | __
→ JUSTIFY-CONTENT:  start | middle | end   | space-between | space-around | space-evenly

VERTICAL-ALIGN:     top   | middle | bottom | __
→ ALIGN-SELF: start | center | end | stretch

The structure of a SwiftUI app uses a lot of Swift syntax to appear simple:

import SwiftUI


@main                         // <-- Attribute (potentially an attached macro)
struct MyApp: App {

Extra core-like functions for Clojure:

Context on naming:

• If you’re using arrays, it’s jsonml (or hiccup).
• If you’re using calls, it’s come to be known as hyperscript.

JsonML libraries are ~20 lines of code:

• jsonml->dom: https://github.com/creationix/dombuilder
• jsonml->vdom: https://github.com/lukejacksonn/ijk

Use both scalar and vector nodes to simplify presentation and clarify computation (by linear algebra).

The weighted edges are replaced by two layers of vector nodes:

1. the first collects the previous neuron scalars into a vector
2. the second is a weight rack (a matrix), each vector containing all the weights for a neuron

Showing a single path to illustrate computation along its edges: