Racket and Rhombus are nice for writing embedded DSLs, yeah. More generally, they're nice for writing macros. Scheme in general is nice for writing macros with its `syntax-case` and first-class notions of syntax objects, but Racket is /really/ nice with its `syntax-parse` and explicit notions of phase levels... If you are interested in learning, Greg Hendershott's "Fear of Macros" is often recommended as a good introduction. https://www.greghendershott.com/fear-of-macros/

I am interested, thanks!

I was reading through "Let Over Lambda" and kind of out of my depth because while I can mostly figure out what's going on I'm not using CL as a daily driver so the book just references functions and I'm like, "well I guess do-thing-nicely, does the thing nicely? Alright, good enough I suppose."

Maybe I should really give things another go with it. Thanks!