Haven’t had a chance to look at this until today when noticed the name change posted on Twitter. It reminds me very much of Fennel, which compiles to Lua (which I use to configure Neovim)!

that came up when we were discussing a new name

fennel is pretty nice 🙂

in squint is nthnext just:

export function nthnext(xs, n) {
  return seq(xs) ? drop(n, xs) : null;
}

or do we want to eagerly realize that into an array?

or do we want to eagerly realize the iterator and then put the remaining values back into a new instance of the type that xs came in as?

user=> (nthnext {:foo "bar" :baz "qux" :hi "bye"} 1)
([:baz "qux"] [:hi "bye"])

seems like we could just convert it to a vec and return it?

Migration of code and links, etc to squint now completed

What inspired the name change?

I just didn't like clavascript enough

I see. Is the inspiration that if you squint it looks just like cljs?