depending on how we do on the funding route, python and ruby would be my next choices. JS is the next easiest one to build this for I think (though it's far more difficult than Clojure).
Either way, even if we don't end up building it, I certainly believe it will materialize :)
Do you plan on launching with Clojure support, and then later on add JS support? Since JS is far more difficult, do you worry that the project will morph into a quagmire as you try to fit all of the features in? Do you have a plan to mitigate that risk?
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Javascript and Clojure? Seems like, a'hem, Python support might be of interest to some of us ;)
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3746692
(...but imagine it's probably just a matter of time.)
depending on how we do on the funding route, python and ruby would be my next choices. JS is the next easiest one to build this for I think (though it's far more difficult than Clojure).
Either way, even if we don't end up building it, I certainly believe it will materialize :)
Do you plan on launching with Clojure support, and then later on add JS support? Since JS is far more difficult, do you worry that the project will morph into a quagmire as you try to fit all of the features in? Do you have a plan to mitigate that risk?