Exciting stuff. As an intermediate Schemer I've been looking for something like this and have had some syntax ideas, mostly about ruthlessly sticking to a minim

Exciting stuff. As an intermediate Schemer I've been looking for something like this and have had some syntax ideas, mostly about ruthlessly sticking to a minimalist prefix notation, but also a little Haskell-inspired. To illustrate briefly, I've converted one of the examples on this page to the style I've been thinking about: https://gist.github.com/twfarland/f030cb2853cdf28b25ed https://gist.github.com/twfarland/f030cb2853cdf28b25ed I'm not sure how possible this would be from an implementation perspective, though, that stuff is way beyond me. I just like thinking about syntax/semantics.