I'd been kind of interested by https://yglu.io/ https://yglu.io/ and now ingy's new piece of insanity https://yamlscript.org/ https://yamlscript.org/ - helm app

I'd been kind of interested by https://yglu.io/ https://yglu.io/ and now ingy's new piece of insanity https://yamlscript.org/ https://yamlscript.org/ - helm appears to let you inject your own script to template charts and I was wondering about trying a wrapper around one of those (because text templating an indentation sensitive language like YAML makes me itch). I think scrapscript is a really interesting idea, mind, this isn't a "here's an alternative" type comment, it's a "here's things that I think are neat in a similar way to how I think scrapscript is neat" :) Edit: I forgot something! https://trout.me.uk/lisp/termite-r7rs.pdf https://trout.me.uk/lisp/termite-r7rs.pdf is a paper on adding library support to the cross-network (kinda erlangish) termite scheme extensions - and leans heavily on content addressable-ness. Termite itself has gone the way of small lisp projects but I kept this around specifically for the content addressable stuff having been solidly worked out in a language I understood; maybe that'll come in handy for ideas for you as well.