It really depends on your angle. for example, "1 + 1" in FP is different from "1 + 1" in OOP. In FP, everything is func. 1 is func; + is a combinator. In OOP

It really depends on your angle. for example, "1 + 1" in FP is different from "1 + 1" in OOP. In FP, everything is func. 1 is func; + is a combinator. In OOP, 1 is an obj, + is the method of that obj that takes another obj. It looks like you really enjoy SC's syntax. It's great. But essentially, the language is just one part of SuperCollider. SuperCollider = sclang + scsynth sclang -> OSC msg -> scsynth The scsynth is actually the soul of SuperCollider to many computer musicians and that is what drives many to develop different language front-ends for scsynth. Language is just a wrapper, with different programming paradigms. But down to the lower abstraction, it's the audio graph. I have no connection with Elementary js at all but I think it does a good job for providing a new angle for Web audio. Yet I understand your concern of using it for developing vst plugins.