I just learned about SRFI-105 Curly-infix expressions. I really enjoyed the David’s Scheme class but struggled a bit with all the parenthesis and unfortunately haven’t had a chance to get back to Guile. When I do, I will definitely look into the Curly-infix. There’s also WISP (Python style white space indentation) but that’s not my cup of tea and why I don’t get along with Python either.
I’m sure you folks already knew this, but sharing just in case this is interesting to someone.