The Rust I Wanted Had No Future
graydon2.dreamwidth.orgIn a recent <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16gT4nebygg">podcast about Rust leadership</a>, the BDFL question came up <em>again</em> and Jeremy Soller said (in the understatement of the century) that "I believe Graydon would have said no to some things we all like now". And this echoes a <a
A toy programming language you use to build other toys - elliegoldstein/brick
For a little under a year I’ve been working on a programming language project. It’s a high level language that compiles to WebAssembly, designed to small games or scripts. Here I’ll introduce the language, explain my design decisions thus far, and complain about naming things.
A toy programming language you use to build other toys - elliegoldstein/brick
A toy programming language you use to build other toys - elliegoldstein/brick
For a little under a year I’ve been working on a programming language project. It’s a high level language that compiles to WebAssembly, designed to small games or scripts. Here I’ll introduce the language, explain my design decisions thus far, and complain about naming things.
A toy programming language to program toys
For a little under a year I’ve been working on a programming language project. It’s a high level language that compiles to WebAssembly, designed to small games or scripts. Here I’ll introduce the language, explain my design decisions thus far, and complain about naming things.
For a little under a year I’ve been working on a programming language project. It’s a high level language that compiles to WebAssembly, designed to small games or scripts. Here I’ll introduce the language, explain my design decisions thus far, and complain about naming things.
The Linux kernel community's discussions about including Rust have gotten a lot of attention, [...]