The generated code from that won't run without a JS runtime implementation in CL backing the JS-specific Parenscript forms, which currently doesn't exist to my knowledge (it's not hard to write, just not very useful). This is useful by itself for writing JS analysis and transformation tools and moving JS code to Lisp.
The generated code from that won't run without a JS runtime implementation in CL backing the JS-specific Parenscript forms, which currently doesn't exist to my knowledge (it's not hard to write, just not very useful). This is useful by itself for writing JS analysis and transformation tools and moving JS code to Lisp.
There's CL-JavaScript: http://marijnhaverbeke.nl/cl-javascript/
This is a translator/compiler/"simulator" (http://www.cs.aau.dk/~normark/oo-scheme.html) that provides good integration between the two languages.