Julien Danjou • 4/3/2013

Hy, Lisp in Python

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The article explores Hy, a Lisp programming language implemented on top of Python. It explains how Hy translates Lisp expressions into Python AST and runs on the Python runtime, shares the author's positive initial experience with its REPL and code examples, and discusses its current development state and potential.

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