I did a little presentation on Hy at Pycon Canada earlier this year [1].
Hy has come a ways since then even. Shortly after that talk we added succinct syntax aliases for QUOTE and QUASIQUOTE. And we added a nice clojure-inspired core library.
It's a cool little language. Fun to hack on. You could learn a few things if you do. And I do hope that we can start help creating documentation for the Python AST module via this project.
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I did a little presentation on Hy at Pycon Canada earlier this year [1].
Hy has come a ways since then even. Shortly after that talk we added succinct syntax aliases for QUOTE and QUASIQUOTE. And we added a nice clojure-inspired core library.
It's a cool little language. Fun to hack on. You could learn a few things if you do. And I do hope that we can start help creating documentation for the Python AST module via this project.
[1] http://pyvideo.org/video/2328/hy-a-lisp-that-compiles-to-pyt...