#programming languages

[vvampa]

the devs yearn for zig

[skyferestviewer]

What today

Today i'm showing y'all how i'm create myself games in the different's languages! Look!

[myzanilred]

The original REDGRAM language concept used dash-case, which microGRAM has inherited.

Dash-case is also know as lisp-case, as it's the case most commonly associated with lisp programs.

I swear, neither REDGRAM, nor microGRAM, are related to lisp! They don't directly borrow from lisp. They aren't connected in any way! They are destinct languages!

Apparently, John McCarthy is sending me ideas from beyond the grave. Please, send help.

[myzanilred]

Of all the language designs that I've toyed with, microGRAM is probably the most normal, yet it's still goofy as hell.

Want to generate a sublist of specific indexes, in a specific order, from an existing named list? You can do that.

list(0, 2, 1, 1)

Want to go the other way, and use a named list to generate a sublist from a constant list? You can do that too!

(1, 1, 2, 3, 5)list

Want to perform an integer operation across the characters of a string? No problem.

xor "string"

It seems that, the simpler you try to make things, the weirder they get.

[supertechnologie]

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[maplecinnamonbun]

vote me for benevolent dictator and this will be the new if statement:

for (;condition(); break) { ... }

[holyjak]

The limits of Rust, or why you should probably not follow Amazon, Cloudflare and Discord

Developers, beware of Intel Core Ultra Series 3 (a.k.a. Panther Lake) processors

The latest Intel processors, Core Ultra Series 3 a.k.a. Panther Lake, look awesome. They are fast in benchmarks, can consume very little pow

Some good reasons to not use rust (anemic standard library & very fragmented and constantly changing library landscape, language churn,...), and where it shines.