Yall know i love me some lisp.
Lisp is short for List Programming.
It's structure of programming that uses lists for everything, rather than introduce extra syntax for a bunch of edge cases.
This structure is then simple to work with, for reading and writing code as well
as working with the language in some other program (e.g. a repl.)
Combined with functional programming, it makes for a much simpler paradigm, and leads to far fewer lines of code.
A clojure-like lisp that compiles to lua.
Useful for writing an AwesomeWM config, Love2d games, and other places lua is relevant.
Read-Eval-Print-Loop.
Where your idea is executed and converted into feedback.
More opinionated: Interactive, REPL-driven development
A video overview of the components that make up the clawe monorepo.
Relevant April 2023.
I'll post a link here once it exists! For now, if you're reading this, I could stream this any day, so take a look at my schedule or ping me to see when it's going to happen.