Lisp Visualization Test

I recently prototyped an idea of making an interactive version of Lisp using visual blocks, inspired by Scratch (which is how I originally learned programming!).

There are two types of blocks - lists and atoms. The lists automatically lay themselves out either horizontally or vertically depending on how nested they are.

You can right-click on blocks to execute them, and defining variables makes them show up as blocks in the environment - making the environment itself editable and interactive.

Here you can see me defining a variable and a function, and then using the function to update the variable in the environment.

This project isn't live yet because I'm still working out the bugs. Hopefully soon!