🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm quite interested in learning more about this Tcl/Tk fast
prototyping stuff. Most people seem to agree Tcl sucks as a 
language for serious development and this is also my impression
aftering reading a few pages of Welsh's book. Since I've studied
Scheme and like it much more than Tcl or another scripting
language and the fact that GNU will be using some kind of Scheme 
over Tcl/Tk as the extension language, I'm more interested in
either Elk or STk. After two days of struggling (believe me, I
even use gdb to trace the code!) I finally installed Elk properly
but just to find out its support for fast prototyping and OOP
*extremely* primitive. Before I go ahead to install STk, I'd
like to hear from someone who has used STk. Anyone? Thanks!




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Kent Tong
Freeman Installer ==> http://www.netnet.net/users/freeman/