I will definitely look at this in detail. I'm doing something similar with S7 Scheme (a scheme that is heavily Common Lisp influenced), and it's working really well. Getting the plumbing going was a fair bit of work, but it's a huge win to be able to reuse my domain-code engine across the browser, C++ apps, and in Max/MSP (through my OSS Scheme for Max extension). Writing music theory related domain code is much nicer in a symbolic lisp family language than in JS.
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I will definitely look at this in detail. I'm doing something similar with S7 Scheme (a scheme that is heavily Common Lisp influenced), and it's working really well. Getting the plumbing going was a fair bit of work, but it's a huge win to be able to reuse my domain-code engine across the browser, C++ apps, and in Max/MSP (through my OSS Scheme for Max extension). Writing music theory related domain code is much nicer in a symbolic lisp family language than in JS.