Same idea, but a bit more mature: <a href="https://github.com/lantiga/ki" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/lantiga/ki</a><p>Edit: Actually, it's completely different... I was too fast to judge upon reading: a new language built with mori+sweetjs for easier javascript interop<p>But it might still be of interest to people here
I would feel uncomfortable to use the quotest to define something, like:<p><pre><code> fact 'defn arity func'
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I think it would cause problems to have a good syntax hihlighting in the text editor.
nice execution of an interesting idea!<p>i see removing the parens as an effort to rid the 'lispy' feel to the language, but how do you go about lexical scoping without parens like clojurscript or indentation like coffeescript? For example,<p><pre><code> fact 'init variables and return expr' {
should let(a=1,b=2){a+b} => 3;
}
</code></pre>
to what point will the let bindings be valid?