Yeah, I think the concept of sticking a JVM in the middle of the process of generating browser scripts is very strange. Clojure has a lot of JVM specific quirks

Yeah, I think the concept of sticking a JVM in the middle of the process of generating browser scripts is very strange. Clojure has a lot of JVM specific quirks that don't make sense in the context of Javascript at all. And if you're coming from another Lisp/Scheme dialect, Clojure is definitely nontrivial to learn. Wisp looks like Javascript was supposed to look before they bolted C syntax onto it. People say that Javascript is like Scheme with C syntax. So Wisp is like Javascript with Scheme syntax. I think this is something I would actually use. I didn't know about LispyScript either, though. I would have to compare/contrast the two.