Hello all,

this is my first post - so some initial words for context: I'm a civil-engineer, self-educated in programming, having earned my first money with coding more than 30 years ago. By day I'm developer on very enterprisy things, by night I'm hobbyist on programming things my heart leads me to - which in recent years mostly involved Scheme. And I'm German - so not exactly trained well in lengthy introductions ;)

Recently I started to cobble together a dynamically generated table of SRFIs per Scheme, screen scraping the information from the web-site of each supported implementation. I did this mostly as an exercise, but also in the hope that it could be useful - and Arthur was kind enough to encourage me to announce the first results here.

You can find the current output as markdown (where HTML generation is also already possible) in the gist here:
    https://gist.github.com/FrankRuben/0b0a164954b023bfb7492c372775d06a.

The related source code (Scheme-hobbyist-quality...) is currently also just been put into a gist, see:
     https://gist.github.com/FrankRuben/f0d381297dee20384b4ccbd5ba1dbe3c.

If you have any idea whether this can be used somewhere or what would be required to make it useful, I'll do my best to extend the generator.

Thanks for your interest, Frank