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Not sure about graph-based, but I would personally go with Lisp. I'm currently working on a lisp-dialect in Rust (currently private until it works). I'm aiming it at making it super simple to interop with Rust.

Lisp is also, I think, more appropriate because it treats everything as simple data, rather than objects and hierarchies.

Gonna be adding LibJit to it pretty soon.

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I've also been wanting to get a graph-based UI in Rust for some time now.

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I've never used Lisp in depth, but I have been thinking about it and trying to engage someone for the Piston project.

We need a language that can be used in REPL environment and as a scripting language.

It has to be easy to use, because learning Rust + Lisp could simply be too much for most people.

However, I would definitely like to see some research in this direction.

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Definitely. I'll try and find a talk that demonstrates the power of lisp as
an interactive source using hot swapping and such. It's an amazing
demonstration. They implemented it using C++ and LLVM, and the result was
surprising.

What I personally love about Lisp is that it's so easy to whip anything up.
Code is super concise and pretty clean.

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On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 3:06 PM, Sven Nilsen [email protected]
wrote:

I've never used Lisp in depth, but I have been thinking about it and
trying to engage someone for the Piston project.

We need a language that can be used in REPL environment and as a scripting
language.

It has to be easy to use, because learning Rust + Lisp could simply be too
much for most people.

However, I would definitely like to see some research in this direction.

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Here it is: http://yow.eventer.com/yow-2013-1080/programming-in-time-live-coding-for-creative-performances-by-andrew-sorensen-1375

Source: https://github.com/digego/extempore

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