This looks like a fun Scheme to play with at some point.

Yeah, it's okay to write in your own voice, and for yourself. Weird huh?

I guess I should use Go.

I really should dabble with Zig.

Nice simple intro to EIEIO.

Nice example of how Lisp code can be fast; it just tends to seem to be slow in the hands of those who don't know how to make it fast, or who want it to be slow.

I might have to buy this book.

Yet another Lisp. I'm all up for yet another Lisp.

Scheme in the browser. What's not to like?

Another programming language that I'd like to play with but probably won't ever play with.

This... is awesome. Sit someone in front of this, let them mash the keyboard, fun happens.

I doubt I'll ever have a need for it, but there's something about Pony that looks interesting. I think I might have to dabble at some point...

A Lisp for the browser that is starting to look a lot like a Common Lisp; and on top of which an Emacs is being built, FOR THE BROWSER!

Clojure as a shell scripting languaghe, pretty much.

Interesting-looking functional programming language.

A rebuttal of sorts for the red/blue language post.

A really interesting map of how spoken language changes around the UK.

Because I need another Lisp in my life, of course...

A pretty amazing live-coding tool for creating music.

Free online book providing an introduction to all things TypeScript.

The programming language nobody ever asked for, not even the author, probably.

Yet another implementation of Common Lisp.

A project to create a native code compiler for Clojure.

A book all about building your own Lisp.

Another Lisp in Python.

"GQL is a query language with a syntax very similar to SQL with a tiny engine to perform queries on .git files instance of database files, the engine executes the query on the fly without the need to create database files or convert .git files into any other format, note that all Keywords in GQL are case-insensitive similar to SQL."

Fuck yeah quality fucking code!