It's already pretty easy to do metaprogramming in JavaScript (as in use code to modify/create code) and it already supports both apply form and (the uglier) eva

It's already pretty easy to do metaprogramming in JavaScript (as in use code to modify/create code) and it already supports both apply form and (the uglier) eval form so I don't really see what this brings to the table. Been looking a little at clojure lately, both defmacro and the homoiconicity part of lisp is really powerful, but not very simple, compared to how you do metaprogramming in JavaScript. So interesting post, but I don't think JavaScript needs more obscurity or the complexity of macros.