Glisp
Glisp is an OSS design tool created by _baku89_baku89.icon. It is written in Lisp and is designed to bridge graphic design and computational arts in a declarative manner, which is a departure from the more procedural approach commonly used in similar tools. One of the standout features of Glisp is its design philosophy, which revolves around the concept of code as data. This approach aims to create a way to make things better by allowing users to manipulate and interact with the design tool in a more intuitive and flexible manner. _baku89.icon believes that if this philosophy is realized, more people will understand the value of Glisp and its potential impact, rather than dismissing it as a meaningless fight against Adobe. This sentiment reflects _baku89.icon's dislike for Adobe and their approach to design tools. In a tweet by TezzoSUZUKI on August 5, 2018, they mentioned that Glisp's emphasis on being programmable and hackable finally made sense to them. They expressed that if more design tools were built with this mindset, it would be a positive development. This sentiment resonates with the atmosphere found in Scrapbox and Nota, Inc., where a similar approach to design and development is embraced.