So this is literally Lisp, just with curly braces instead of parenthesis :).
I don't understand this part of the readme:
> The advantage of Mark over S-expressions is that it is more modern, and can directly run in browser and node.js environments.
Does this mean I'm so out of date with JS that this syntax is actually legit JS? Or does Mark run its own parsers, at which point it's just like sexps, except it uses the "more modern" curly brace instead of "less modern" parenthesis?
Perhaps more like EDN since it doesn't have a runtime. But yeah, it's s-exps with curly braces. Which in my opinion, look worse than round parentheses … but that's opinion
https://github.com/edn-format/edn https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/edn/