Introducing lisp.js: a Lisp for node.js

While it's always great to see experimentation in the Lisp realm, I'm unclear as to what "a Lisp for node.js" will do that the mature Lisp-on-top-of-JS (Parenscript) doesn't already do.

I like this! I just put a reminder on my calendar for 3 months from now to more-fully check out the project.

Awesome. I've got it up and running. I've been looking for a solution for the client/server distinction for a while. How much have you thought about the implementation of that?

<i>lisp.js will be a lisp-2 (like Common Lisp and unlike Clojure and Scheme)</i><p>Can you talk more about this decision?

So you mean "Lisp for JavaScript"? Why limit it to node.js?