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There's been a few Lisps targeting JVM since early 2000s, back when JVM arguably had a lot larger mindshare.

• pjmlp 8y ago
  Given the amount of embedded devices with a JVM running on them, and the OSes that have someone selling a JVM for them, I would say the mindshare is even bigger nowadays, just not hip as it once was.
  • varjag 8y ago
    Unless you count Dalvik, there's probably more embedded devices running Node than JVM nowadays. The share of Java related technology has definitely declined on most platforms.
    • pjmlp 8y ago
      SIM Cards, eletricity meters, Cisco phones, Ricoh printers, factory control systems, IoT gateways, BluRay players, there are tons of invisile JVMs running on the wild.
      • varjag 8y ago
        You could say that in 2003, and that would have been even more true. Especially about BluRay players ;)
        • pjmlp 8y ago
          My local library has started replacing DVDs with BluRay discs.