I would love to be able to do something like the following in the browser: add_mouseovers(Selector, Callback) :- ready(DOM), elements_by_class(Selector

I would love to be able to do something like the following in the browser: add_mouseovers(Selector, Callback) :- ready(DOM), elements_by_class(Selector, Elements), add_mouseovers_to_elements(Elements, Callback). add_mouseovers_to_elements([], _). add_mouseovers_to_elements([Element|Rest], Callback) :- bind(Element, mouseover, Callback), add_mouseovers_to_elements(Rest, Callback). :- add_mouseovers('.myclass', background_blue). I'm a huuuuuge Prolog fan but I have serious doubts that it will see the resurgence that Lisp is seeing these days. The problem is that unless you've never programmed in the language it takes a very long time before things start to 'click' and you can be genuinely productive. Seems like with FP people can get shit done even if they're not totally thinking functionally. With Prolog you just sit there feeling stupid.