New code / the Cookbook / WordUp (in your hood)!

Hi all,

I've just committed some new code: /src/libs/lsystem  It
produces pretty pictures when asked nicely.  I accidentally
commited a whole bunch of other things but it was all to
libraries that no-one else uses AFAIK.

What's up with the Cookbook?  Or, why am I and Jens the
only people contributing to it?  If there is something
stopping people from updating it (aside from disinterest)
I'd like to know.  I've seen some grumbling about TWiki on
#scheme...  Anyway, I intend to make the AuthorGuide a new
chapter, update it, and then announce to the world.

Took a look at WordUp! the other day, with the intention of
hacking on it.  I was slightly confused by all the parallel
implementations of code.  E.g.: blog/blog.scm/blog.ss  What
is the reason for this?  Which should I hack?  The 1st
thing I'd want to do is adding styling, so is the intention
to stick with SSAX or could I add (the SXML version of)
WebIt into the brew?

Cheers,
Noel

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