People accidentally a scheme all the time. I first accidentalled a scheme in high school. I learned about S-types, which were to Lisp what JSON is to JavaScript. I made a language around then. Oops.
Some would argue Brendan Eich of Netscape accidentalled a scheme in JavaScript, but others would argue that he didn't. Most accidental schemes are pretty bad, and the original JavaScript fits the bill, or it doesn't, depending on what you think to be a scheme.
There's a law about that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenspun's_tenth_rule
It comes up in most DSLs.
I bet this is a better accidental scheme, by virtue of the author, but a big part of the point of a scheme is that it's easy to implement, yet powerful. MIT freshman used to build a scheme interpreter and a scheme compiler in their first computer science course (6.001).
It's very easy to accidentally a scheme.
Some would argue Brendan Eich of Netscape accidentalled a scheme in JavaScript, but others would argue that he didn't. Most accidental schemes are pretty bad, and the original JavaScript fits the bill, or it doesn't, depending on what you think to be a scheme.
There's a law about that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenspun's_tenth_rule
It comes up in most DSLs.
I bet this is a better accidental scheme, by virtue of the author, but a big part of the point of a scheme is that it's easy to implement, yet powerful. MIT freshman used to build a scheme interpreter and a scheme compiler in their first computer science course (6.001).
It's very easy to accidentally a scheme.