See also LispyScript (<a href="http://lispyscript.com/" rel="nofollow">http://lispyscript.com/</a>), “a JavaScript with Lispy syntax and macros”.<p>Like Ki, it requires inclusion of a standard library. Unlike Ki, it does not provide alternative data structures in addition to native JS values; it only uses native JS values. LispyScript also does not support embedded JavaScript or being embedded within JavaScript. But LispyScript currently has better docs, including a page to try it in the browser (<a href="http://lispyscript.com/tryit/" rel="nofollow">http://lispyscript.com/tryit/</a>).
I'd appreciate any opinions on how usable something like this or ClojureScript is to transition to in an enterprise / team environment. How can I sell that switch to my employer and co-workers?
There is already a ki lisp (a smaller subset of Qi lisp) that is the foundation of shen lisp.<p><a href="http://www.shenlanguage.org/learn-shen/shendoc.htm#KI" rel="nofollow">http://www.shenlanguage.org/learn-shen/shendoc.htm#KI</a>
like this. im not sure how much an improvement this is over for example underscore (i guess i'll find out), but at least i can finally -kinda- say i write bloody LISP when i put this in my code :P