There was an interesting language that made the rounds on reddit /r/programming
a few days ago:
http://chrisdone.com/z/
Reddit discussion page:
http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/15r6tb/z_a_tiny_strict_impure_dynamically_typed_curried/
It's an indentation-based lisp-like language, although the indentation rules
differ somewhat from sweet-expressions. It also features a macro system that
actually parses its own input and outputs a string that gets re-parsed. The
language uses Haskell/Parsec for parsing and evaluation, so it might be
interesting to compare that approach with the ANTLR-based grammar.
Ben
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