Napoleon: total war maybe?
And now I’m crying
Here’s a list of ones you (likely) don’t know about:
Netsurf: I’ve only really used it on plan9 but it’s light weight and works ok for basic JavaScript. They have their own layout and JS engine
nyxt: browser written and configured in Common Lisp, it uses WebKit
surf: suckless browser that also uses WebKit
Ladybird, it’s not ready yet but it’s in very active development, writing their own browser engine from scratch
Mothra: the default web browser for 9front. It ignores all JavaScript and most html and css tags making is super fast and secure.
These look great, thanks!
This actually might be close to what im looking for, kinda like this or how haskell does it where it declares the typeclass above the function and then the function signature and body below
I have taken a look at Odin, its interesting, its kinda like a bunch of different languages, its got the postfix types like typescript, rust, etc but other structures similar to Go or Pascal.
BQN
Neat! Ill have to read up on this, I haven’t used a APL-like language before. The closest thing to APL or BQN ive used is Uiua if you have heard of it.
Luau seems to be a typescript/rust mixture with a pinch of Fortran. It’s serviceable but it’s limited in its primitive types. That’s a different issue I’m still thinking of but that’s not for this one.
Right now I’m only focused on look and taste. For reference the closest to what the end product is it’s going to be a typed lua, really simple and easy to understand. I looked at ML, Haskell but they seemed a bit too esoteric for a new dev. Pascal I totally forgot about, should look at that. I also like rusts syntax but I’m not sure if the way the implementation syntax is obvious.
Edit: looked at pascal and this looks similar to an early draft of mine lol. I think I moved away from the style of syntax (I used ‘as’ instead of ‘of’) was that it made the declaration really long and the type being at the end of it means you would need to wait to allocate memory until the whole line is parsed in.
I won’t be happy until I can mount my thermostat over 9p
Thanks comrade, yeah can do. Haven’t had the time to do it daily since life got unexpectedly busy but planning on doing more. Ive been able to finish day 1 and then havent had time to do any others lol. lambda prolog really interesting, very advanced stuff. I vaguely remember a esolang years ago that lambda calculus but I can’t remember anymore.
What a strapping young lad
I’m in the same boat; I’ve had time to do day 1 and that’s it
I also am burger brained and thought this
Can do o7
Prefix with I don’t know much about Kotlin except that its a JVM language. It looks like you are programming in a functional style more than a OOP or imperative style. So in an imperative style you would have more intermediate values, but in a function style you are trying to reduce unnecessary intermediate values and have the output of one function pipe into the next function in the chain.
Will do o7
Can do o7
Every journey inst/start (s) with a single step