> Programming is a tiny part of game development. Yeah, jut like writing is a tiny part of book publishing. What the heck are you even talking about? Programmi

> Programming is a tiny part of game development. Yeah, jut like writing is a tiny part of book publishing. What the heck are you even talking about? Programming is absolutely fundamental to game development - it's literally what makes games exist and function. I'm not talking about "revolutionizing" anything, but maybe you haven't noticed how Unity democratized gamedev and how GDScript made game logic accessible. There is absolutely a sizable chunk of the market for the Lisp-based gamedev - look at Lua/Fennel gaming community - LÖVE2D, Pico-8, Defold engine, etc. Having performant Clojure option (which Fennel ain't - it's only "like" Clojure) would be absolutely wonderful news.