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hedy@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish · 2 months ago

Paper: Feminism in Programming Language Design

www.felienne.com

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Paper: Feminism in Programming Language Design

www.felienne.com

hedy@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish · 2 months ago

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SuperFolaEnglish · 2 months ago

Implementing an Intermediate Representation for ArkScript

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Implementing an Intermediate Representation for ArkScript

SuperFolaEnglish · 2 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

A Dependent Nominal Physical Type System for Static Analysis of Memory in Low Level Code (paper)

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A Dependent Nominal Physical Type System for Static Analysis of Memory in Low Level Code (paper)

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Notes on the Crystal programming language

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Notes on the Crystal programming language

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Control structures (free online course, slides)

xavierleroy.org

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Control structures (free online course, slides)

xavierleroy.org

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Total Denotational Semantics (blog)

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Total Denotational Semantics (blog)

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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SuperFolaEnglish · 3 months ago

Arkscript September update - macros and tooling

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Arkscript September update - macros and tooling

SuperFolaEnglish · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Lightweight region memory management in a two-stage language

gist.github.com

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Lightweight region memory management in a two-stage language

gist.github.com

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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SuperFolaEnglish · 3 months ago

Comparing ArkScript and Python async/await

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Comparing ArkScript and Python async/await

SuperFolaEnglish · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

An expression parser (small DSL) written in C

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An expression parser (small DSL) written in C

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Hy: A LISP dialect embedded in Python

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Hy: A LISP dialect embedded in Python

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Tiny Great Languages: Languages in under 75 lines of code (blog series + GitHub)

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Tiny Great Languages: Languages in under 75 lines of code (blog series + GitHub)

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Dune Shell: bash + lisp

adam-mcdaniel.github.io

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Dune Shell: bash + lisp

adam-mcdaniel.github.io

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Fennel: a Lua-like LISP

fennel-lang.org

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Fennel: a Lua-like LISP

fennel-lang.org

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Snapshottable Stores (paper)

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Snapshottable Stores (paper)

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

Rɐbbit: Reactive Data Board & Visual Flow Platform (node-based VPE)

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Rɐbbit: Reactive Data Board & Visual Flow Platform (node-based VPE)

armchair_progamerM · 3 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 4 months ago

Firedancer: DSL for defining bullet-hell patterns (demo)

firedancer-lang.com

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Firedancer: DSL for defining bullet-hell patterns (demo)

firedancer-lang.com

armchair_progamerM · 4 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 4 months ago

Soundly Handling Linearity (blog post + paper)

blog.sigplan.org

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Soundly Handling Linearity (blog post + paper)

blog.sigplan.org

armchair_progamerM · 4 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 4 months ago

Syndicated Actors

syndicate-lang.org

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Syndicated Actors

syndicate-lang.org

armchair_progamerM · 4 months ago

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armchair_progamerM · 4 months ago

You should make a new programming language

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You should make a new programming language

armchair_progamerM · 4 months ago

Programming Languages

programming_languages

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