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Janet has a lot in common with Lua: tables, coroutines, easy embedding, lots of API similarities. Compared to a language like Lua, Janet is bursting with "batteries". Almost to a Ruby level where whenever you think to do something, you check the docs and find yourself saying "of course there's a function for that". I have to disagree completely with your assessment.

r5rs is significantly smaller than Janet.

This was the last good Scheme.

it seems to me that gebril scheme fits janet's use cases

https://cons.io/