I dunno, I think programming is pretty futuristic. We've got live coding, futuristic platforms, fast dynamic languages, etc... Of course, the most futuristic platform is right under people's noses, the browser. It does things that old Lisp programmers imagined, like live coding, even 3D games, with sound, and even Kinect-like motion control.

Live coding: http://www.mrdoob.com/projects/htmleditor/ WebRTC: http://cbateman.com/demos/head-coupled/ (needs well-lit room to track your eye position) 3D: http://patapom.com/topics/WebGL/cathedral/index.html

And of course there's plenty more that can be done. People tout an IDE like Lighttable, which of course uses web technology to accomplish everything special it does.

Edit - and as ugly as Javascript is, it's pretty powerful. Has all the power of Lisp/Scheme, beat with a C-flavoured ugly stick for awhile, enhanced with advanced runtimes (V8), and transformed by transpilers/compilers, is even used to represent bytecode (asm.js) and emulate other platforms (http://fir.sh/projects/jsnes/ and http://copy.sh/v24/)

Edit2 - and of course, Smalltalk in the browser: http://amber-lang.net/ and a Lisp machine-type thing in the browser: http://alex.nisnevich.com/ecmachine/

Edit3 - WTF how did I not see this... http://idflood.github.io/ThreeNodes.js/public/index.html