tromp 3 years ago That reminds me of this blog [1] which is a BASIC! No, it's a Haskell too [2]![1] https://augustss.blogspot.com/2009/02/more-basic-not-that-an...[2] https://hackage.haskell.org/package/BASIC
jhvkjhk 3 years ago The latest commit is two years ago, is this language already dead?Looks fun though. danuker 3 years ago I suppose targetting bytecode takes a toll. Hy targets Python itself instead.http://hylang.org/ borzunov 3 years ago I'm not sure it's a problem since newer versions of CPython usually introduce only minor updates to bytecode ops. amelius 3 years ago > Looks fun though.I wonder, is it fun to use monads without the Hindley-Milner typesystem doing the plumbing behind the scenes?
danuker 3 years ago I suppose targetting bytecode takes a toll. Hy targets Python itself instead.http://hylang.org/ borzunov 3 years ago I'm not sure it's a problem since newer versions of CPython usually introduce only minor updates to bytecode ops.
borzunov 3 years ago I'm not sure it's a problem since newer versions of CPython usually introduce only minor updates to bytecode ops.
amelius 3 years ago > Looks fun though.I wonder, is it fun to use monads without the Hindley-Milner typesystem doing the plumbing behind the scenes?
remram 3 years ago If everyone else is confused by "a Python", this is a language that compiles to CPython bytecode.I suppose by that definition, Jython and Iron Python are not Pythons (but PyPy is).
pyuser583 3 years ago Why so many “run on Python with different syntax” languages? monkpit 3 years ago Probably to take advantage of the existing Python package ecosystem, if I had to hazard a guess.
monkpit 3 years ago Probably to take advantage of the existing Python package ecosystem, if I had to hazard a guess.
That reminds me of this blog [1] which is a BASIC! No, it's a Haskell too [2]!
[1] https://augustss.blogspot.com/2009/02/more-basic-not-that-an...
[2] https://hackage.haskell.org/package/BASIC
The latest commit is two years ago, is this language already dead?
Looks fun though.
I suppose targetting bytecode takes a toll. Hy targets Python itself instead.
http://hylang.org/
I'm not sure it's a problem since newer versions of CPython usually introduce only minor updates to bytecode ops.
> Looks fun though.
I wonder, is it fun to use monads without the Hindley-Milner typesystem doing the plumbing behind the scenes?
Also see http://coconut-lang.org/
I love the tone of this page
If everyone else is confused by "a Python", this is a language that compiles to CPython bytecode.
I suppose by that definition, Jython and Iron Python are not Pythons (but PyPy is).
Why so many “run on Python with different syntax” languages?
Probably to take advantage of the existing Python package ecosystem, if I had to hazard a guess.