GazelleGazelle is a rewrite of an aborted project, jsel, which aims to be a sensible Lisp for Javascript. By "sensible" I mean it adheres to the following ideas: [...]
Unsensibly, Gazelle is written in Emacs Lisp. I'll port it to Common Lisp eventually.
Nothing about this summary makes "sense".
Or maybe "sense" is "exactly" what it "makes".
Derp herp herp derp derp?! Herp.
Clojure has a backend that already speaks Javascript, for all the fucked-up non-sense that that makes.
If we're going to perpetuate Greenspun's Tenth Law quite so blatantly, I'd rather we had Rich Hickey & the Clojure folks doing it, rather than some J Random.