Today's Lisp

If you have been in touch with reality (yes this is /prog):

1. Is Clojure still alive for web application development?

2. What's today's most popular Lisp to develop on? Racket? Clojure? Common Lisp? Something else? Something new?

3. Any Lisp/Lispy translator that translates to JavaScript like Coffee/LiveScript?

4. When will people rediscover Lisp by trying to encode JavaScript programs in JSON? (It does lack a symbol type for that, but let's see if somebody thinks of this.)

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Any Lisp/Lispy translator that translates to JavaScript like Coffee/LiveScript?

JavaScript is "Scheme in the browser". Its widely available, million time more programmers than Clojure and most optimized JIT runtimes on the planet. Get with the times.