Emacs + Scheme IDE

Recently I just be relaxing and being lazy. Although over the last few
days I had been contemplating on setting up myself a more comfortable
environment for scheme within Emacs for Scheme programming.

Seeing that I am not a WIMP addict, so an Emacs solution will suffice for my purposes.  In the pursuit of automatic indenting on hitting the return when
working the REPL or with a file.

After searching I've ran across iuscheme from Indiana University.

Now I can use Ctrl-C Ctrl-I to re-indent definitions quickly and easily and
it automatically indents my code properly at the REPL and within files.


I am no scheme expert just another scheme enthusiast looking for a
comfortable work environment with Scheme '(Larceny) and Emacs.

Me and my Text Editor

Comfortable most people are with there choice of text editor.
And my comfort zone when it comes to editing is gnu/Emacs.
Since learning to use it, Emacs never fails to surprise me.

So I just learn what I need to know about Emacs to get done
what I need do. Recently while hanging out on #emacs@irc.freenode.net.

I learned that Emacs could be run as a daemon, though I've
seen it mention in the info documents. I never really messed
around with it much.

Until the last couple of weeks of using it and I'm loving it ;)

Emacs as Daemon