ideally I would like the web version of the lisp book to be accompanied by an input field with paren-matching and ability to evaluate forms individually, (like eval-last-sexp from Emacs)
jscl seems nice as the backing common lisp compiler: https://github.com/jscl-project/jscl
just need to figure out how to have a nice input field (will I have to build one myself)
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