Early in development process of Decker, I built a tool that served as an intermediate step between the Lilt command-line interpreter and Decker's interactive graphical editors: The "Lil Application Container"; Lilac. Lilac offered access to mouse/keyboard/gamepad events and a drawing API extremely similar to Decker's Canvas Widget to a Lil script, and was capable of bundling the script along with audio clips and bitmaps in a standalone "native" application or an .html document. Overall Lilac was very much like Processing or Love2D but with Lil instead of Java or Lua.
I discontinued work on Lilac once Decker was complete enough to replace most of its features, but I'm curious: if I were to brush the rust off this idea, would anyone prefer this sort of pure-code approach as an alternative Decker? If so, what would you want to make with it?