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by cyanregiment
1 hour ago
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I still don't see any code examples! But I do see the editor to try it. I wonder why more languages don't have a few simple examples of: "HTTP server", "hello world", "todo list app" that you can just click and it shows the code for how you'd make it in that language. It matters a lot how the syntax looks IMO and seeing how, say, an API is scaffolded, helps understand a lot about the language in one glance Edit: Page 18 of the PDF. That's the first time I found what the code looks like, thanks for sharing! |
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Often the reason is that the value that the programming language brings is thinking very differently about how to write code - the examples how to write something in it are merely the "more boring" consequences of this different way of thinking.
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If you want a programming language that "just" enables you to write something well-understood (in particular in the area of web development) like your suggested
> "HTTP server", "hello world", "todo list app"
in a perhaps just a little bit more elegant/concise way, just look at which web development language/framework is currently fashionable on HN.