There is something we can take inspiration from called ECMA Script compatibility table:
I find the user experience of latter very great.
I made a list of some "metadata" I would like to use attached to this email.
PS: I made progress with Chibi Scheme in the browser, I hope to have
something more interesting to show tomorrow.
Something I would like to add and make really big in the comparator is the
number of static blog generator per scheme implementations. A static weblog
generator can be very complex even complicated, but it would also show how
big and alive a community is. It would be IMO more interesting than the number
of github stars.
I might be overly enthusiastic about it, it depends how the metadata API and
schema come out. I had the idea of running some kind of one-off competition
like the
lisp game jam to incite schemers to create static blog generators in their
favourite implementation.
This far from a crazy idea, django from python fame used to run a programming
Even if we may not be able to offer goodies, there will be a leader board!
TODO:
1) Create a set of rules, score grid for static blog generators
2) Contact every community and let them know that the competition is going
3) Create a repository in schemedoc organization to display the rules and host the event
4) Look for sponsors
I can draft the rules and score grid but I will need help for the rest.
Since
AIM-349 was published December 22, I propose to end the competition
one week before, and release the results December 22, 2019.