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A few days ago, I wrote Javascripth, a lispy scripting language that uses JSON as its concrete syntax. It’s a single phase treewalk interpreter, so its abstract syntax tree is also JSON, but technically that’s true of any interpreter written in JavaScript. Here’s an example of some Javascripth code to calculate the 10th fibonacci number:
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