> LispKit is based on the R7RS standard for Scheme. I think that it should be called SchemeKit, since it's based on Scheme rather than Lisp. It does look pret

> LispKit is based on the R7RS standard for Scheme. I think that it should be called SchemeKit, since it's based on Scheme rather than Lisp. It does look pretty neat. It's extremely odd that lists are immutable (but cons cells are mutable — are lists not conses‽), but maybe that's okay in the Scheme world nowadays? Edit: LispPad[0] is a really interesting-looking Scheme IDE from the same author. 0: http://lisppad.objecthub.net/ http://lisppad.objecthub.net/