I find myself agreeing a lot with what the author thinks and feels about programming languages. This has a lot of the things my imagined dream programming language would have.
Elegant syntax, reminded me of Roc and Elixir a bit. Having comptime and macros make it potentially very powerful for writing DSL. I would like to see a performance section and also some details about memory and concurrency safety, which I think should not be ignored in this day and age.
Thanks, this does look like a very tasteful language.
One big gap in the introduction for me is how it handles iteration/recursion (and state; if it iterates, then I guess this means at least some form of mutability as well?).
briankung | 21 days ago
Not sure if it matters, but this looks to be hand crafted code.
artemisSystem | 21 days ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing! I've added the blog post with motivation to my wander console.
I find myself agreeing a lot with what the author thinks and feels about programming languages. This has a lot of the things my imagined dream programming language would have.
sebastien | 22 days ago
Elegant syntax, reminded me of Roc and Elixir a bit. Having comptime and macros make it potentially very powerful for writing DSL. I would like to see a performance section and also some details about memory and concurrency safety, which I think should not be ignored in this day and age.
zellyn | 21 days ago
Came here to say it reminded me of earlier versions of Roc. Definitely similar vibes.
crowdhailer | 21 days ago
Lovely page as well. I also really like optional type systems.
dmytrish | 21 days ago
Thanks, this does look like a very tasteful language.
One big gap in the introduction for me is how it handles iteration/recursion (and state; if it iterates, then I guess this means at least some form of mutability as well?).