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Really disappointed this isn't a full Lisp in the browser. Lisp is so obviously the future of the web, so this seems like a backward step to me.

• bazoom42 3y ago
  A Lisp which used < > instead of ( ) would itegrate very nicely with HTML.
  • bokchoi 3y ago
    Ah, that's what the L is XSLT stands for!
  • kazinator 3y ago
    That existed: MDL. Well, MDL has < > conses and ( ) conses. These have a different type tag, but are otherwise identical. MDL uses that to give the two different semantics, situationally.