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Jisp - a dialect of Lisp in JavaScript Brian Morearty May 10, 2006 (with major additions July, 2007) Jisp is a new dialect of Lisp that I invented. I realized that JavaScript has so many similarities with Lisp that it would be easy to write a JavaScript-based Lisp language that uses the browser's JavaScript parser rather than writing my own parser. It turned out to be even easier than I expected--
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