Well, I've done a tiny bit of lisp/scheme too, but felt that lazy-evaluated generators (which I happen to know the best in python) are a bit more "state of the

Well, I've done a tiny bit of lisp/scheme too, but felt that lazy-evaluated generators (which I happen to know the best in python) are a bit more "state of the art" FP than the call/return semantics I've seen in lisp/scheme (Clojure has async.io though, which is a whole other story, much more data flow like, AFAIK). Thanks for the cells link, will have to check!