JazzScheme

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JazzScheme is a programming language based on Scheme, born on December 9th, 1996 out of some profound convictions:

- Lisp is one of the greatest tools to experiment with new concepts and implement them.

- There is not a single truth in computer science and Lisp's meta-language capabilities and dynamic nature makes it the ideal language to unify in a coherent approach many great paradigms like:

a.) Functional Programming
b.) Object-Oriented and Generic Programming
c.) Component based Programming

- The Lisp community should not be dreaming of sophisticated GUIs and IDEs but instead be the one pushing the boundaries of what can be accomplished!

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