Metaprogramming isn't exactly new. I guess the novelty is that its history in the systems language space is spotty, and has only recently become usable in the way a Lisper might want to use it.
Nim, for one. It has an incredibly powerful macro and template system. But other languages with similar macro power include Elixir and Julia.
D has a generic system similar to Nim's, and a mixin system similar to Nim's templates, but doesn't have a powerful AST-manipulating macro system like the above languages.
this is like asking which restaurants have mom's cooking - none but there are plenty that are close enough and don't require you to travel all the way back to wherever your moms lives.
Metaprogramming is writing programs that generate programs. It's been around since the beginning of programming languages. I'm still not sure what you're trying to dunk on me with here.
