Disappointment

I was really excited when I found out that they would be including inline ruby code in HTML5 (<ruby>puts "CHUNKY BACON!"</ruby>), but no browsers implement it correctly yet 0_0

>>18,19
this shit: http://lispyscript.com/

Give me a few more years, I'll force a LISP like language on browsers as mandatory plugins. Luakit is doing fine with lua.

>>24
You've got Hop and scheme2js: http://www-sop.inria.fr/indes/scheme2js/
biwascheme: http://www.biwascheme.org/
(Very nice, btw
<script src="biwascheme.js">
(display "hello, world!")
</script>
(There's also, Parenscript, but everybody knows it already).
Queinnec's paper on Continuations and Web Servers http://www.itu.dk/people/mir/teaching/amp-spring-2009/queinnec-caws.pdf is a good read and gave me some nice ideas.

I tried both compilers. They're almost ok. Documentation is scarce and I haven't managed to port my code yet. Biwascheme claims to be "Most syntax/base library of R6RS ".
Hop would be a better node.js but I'm very pessimistic.
Those academic people made an ugly website, have poor communication and so on. I see the fail coming. You need to have a friendly community of decent size and cool webapps to show on HN. Wake up!

Anyway I will never be satisfied with compiling to Java
script: I try sometimes to stick with good old non floating Arithmetic and I don't want to have Double as the only type. I'd like to be wrong about this, I don't know shit about V8 and friends