Jacqueline Firth

There are uses of `net/url` in which the code using it is a client, not a server. So fragments being client-side-only is not a good reason to make it impossible...

Getting even the basic cases working (as this PR already does) would be hugely valuable in my opinion. How do we feel about merging this without figuring out the SVG...

@begriffs HTTP etags and conditional requests would be a good way to expose retryable concurrent update failures to clients. See the `ETag` and `If-Unmodified-Since` headers along with the `412 Precondition...

Hmm. Just using the local phase level makes it tricky if a rule wants to check `free-identifier=?` on an identifer within a `(begin-for-syntax ...)` form given to the rule, since...

It is indeed odd that `raco setup --pkgs foo` compiles modules that are not part of the `foo` package or its dependencies.

I don't think this feature is the best idea. For one thing, it's strange for `read-json` to produce mutable hashes and _immutable_ lists. Perhaps a better approach would be to...

You could use [lenses](https://docs.racket-lang.org/lens/). ```scheme (lens-set (lens-compose (hash-ref-lens 'c) second-lens (hash-ref-lens 'a)) jsexpr -3) ``` Alternatively, I could see room for `jsexpr-ref` and `jsexpr-set` functions that take a sequence of...

> Currently, `jsexpr?` already accepts mutable hashtables as valid JSON objects. Therefore, I think it's reasonable to add support for mutable hashtables in the original `read-json` function. I disagree with...

I'm not sure it's worth it to add this alias to Racket given that Racket doesn't have infix operators, and `(∘ g f)` seems more confusing to me than either...

That sounds like it ought to be part of a third-party library focused on category theory then.