I'm looking at there's quite a few lesser-known Lisps (and other s-expression-based languages) that will likely never be popular enough to be popular here, like Sibilant, and some that might, like LFE (Lisp Flavoured Erlang), somewhat notable in Erlang circles. I've also occasionally contributed to ESLisp, an experiment of what JavaScript would be like if it used s-expressions instead of curly braces (the rest of the semantics are nearly identical). It would be nice to have a config option to enable support for this in other grammars beyond the stock set.
I'm looking at there's quite a few lesser-known Lisps (and other s-expression-based languages) that will likely never be popular enough to be popular here, like Sibilant, and some that might, like LFE (Lisp Flavoured Erlang), somewhat notable in Erlang circles. I've also occasionally contributed to ESLisp, an experiment of what JavaScript would be like if it used s-expressions instead of curly braces (the rest of the semantics are nearly identical). It would be nice to have a config option to enable support for this in other grammars beyond the stock set.