Hi,

there could be a discussion whether to "modernize" parenscript, since ECMAScript moves faster than is customary in Lisp.

I have started studying and playing with the parenscript code, and I am interested in adding some newer ECMA features.

First off, let me say that I was unable to call (super) inside a constructor, the way paren6 works (since the prototype is explicitly set after the class function is declared). Therefore I feel it would be better if the compiler itself supports js classes.

Once I get better acquainted with the compiler, would there be an interest in other ECMA features being added? I don't know, maybe async? Or something else. I'm open to suggestions.

I have started a prototype of classes already, but I've yet to learn.

Any pointers would be appreciated.

Regards,

Mois