There are a lot of Lisps out there, but even more Forths (like the one you've written), although people like to argue what it means to be a Forth. One desktop/

There are a lot of Lisps out there, but even more Forths (like the one you've written), although people like to argue what it means to be a Forth. One desktop/server Forth that I have enjoyed is 8th and it is a Forth in the since that it is a concatenative language using words and a stack, but it also is like GForth in that it comes with garbage collection, while it also has support for various data structures like arrays/maps/JSON/matrix, file IO, GUI, database, cross compilation...etc. It still takes my brain awhile to use, but my workflow is pretty similar to the one I use with Python.