It's an s-expression language built on top of the Objective-C runtime. I'm not enough of an FP guru to tell you if it's a suitable stand-in for Scheme, but it's written and working on the iPhone.
From the looks of it you can use any editor you want to write your .nu files and they you load them at runtime with a small stub of Objective-C.
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Take a look at the nu programming language:
http://programming.nu/
It's an s-expression language built on top of the Objective-C runtime. I'm not enough of an FP guru to tell you if it's a suitable stand-in for Scheme, but it's written and working on the iPhone.
From the looks of it you can use any editor you want to write your .nu files and they you load them at runtime with a small stub of Objective-C.
And there's also a Linux version.