RamdaScript
A Lisp dialect that compiles to JavaScript, using Ramda as its standard library and emphasizing functional programming.
What is RamdaScript?
RamdaScript is a functional programming language that compiles to JavaScript. It is a Lisp dialect designed to bring the elegance and power of functional programming to the JavaScript ecosystem, using Ramda as its built-in library to provide a rich set of autocurried, composable functions.
JavaScript developers interested in functional programming, Lisp enthusiasts looking for a compile-to-JS language, and teams seeking to write more declarative and maintainable front-end or Node.js code.
It uniquely combines a Lisp syntax with Ramda's functional utilities, offering a seamless way to write purely functional code that compiles to clean JavaScript, unlike other compile-to-JS languages that may have different standard libraries or paradigms.
Overview
:ram: Lisp that compiles to JavaScript in the Ramda way
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning functional programming concepts with a Lisp-like syntax
- Writing highly composable and declarative JavaScript applications
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