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Well, I don't know about this Scheme thing, but when I use Common Lisp to generate static HTML pages, I can write stuff to automatically generate table of contents, or highlight in code blocks, without using any javascript. Not to mention something like
(:a :href "https://example.com" "Example")is more convenient to write for me than
<a href="https://example.com">Example</a>Also the automatic header generation, being able to make changes to all the pages by just changing the ``compiler'', and being able to create dynamic content, like the date the page was last changed. And also being able to use a programming language, instead of DSL, and to put the result of evaluating forms as content on the page.
I used to muck about, trying to do the same thing with the shell, but this is a lot more flexible and efficient.