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Hi everyone, original author here. Thanks for all the feedback! My friend posted this before it was really ready for public consumption. My goal here was to le

Hi everyone, original author here. Thanks for all the feedback! My friend posted this before it was really ready for public consumption. My goal here was to learn how Lisp works at a really low level. I'm planning to add the features you would expect from a Lisp (e.g. macros) very soon.

jeremiep 14y ago
That's a very nice beginning, I love being able to interpret Lisp in the browser! Your interpreter would be even more awesome if its interface was a file buffer instead of a toplevel. But so far, great work!
- tantaman 14y ago
  Have you taken a look at clojurescript? It is a very mature project that lets you use lisp in the browser: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript
gb 14y ago
Coincidentally I just started working on one last weekend too. http://github.com/garyb/fiction http://github.com/garyb/fiction It's more Scheme influenced (but not at all RnRS compliant) and as of about half an hour ago has working define-syntax/syntax-rules style macros. The code isn't as nice though ;). I just wanted to get it working so I could rewrite it in itself.