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https://urbit.org/ https://urbit.org/ - deep and exciting one This article [1] is a good start even though it's 6 years old. It's not vaporware anymore, I have
by comboy 10y ago
https://urbit.org/ https://urbit.org/ - deep and exciting one
This article [1] is a good start even though it's 6 years old. It's not vaporware anymore, I haven't checked it in a while, but it seems to be actively developed.
If you feel that you've learned enough programming languages that you have a problem finding anything new this may give you some dopamine.
1. http://moronlab.blogspot.com/2010/01/urbit-functional-programming-from.html http://moronlab.blogspot.com/2010/01/urbit-functional-progra...
- oever 10y agoUrbit reminds me of a programming language that was featured a while back on Hacker News. It was a purely functional language and each function and data structure was addressed by its cryptographic hash. Functions and data structures did have convenient labels, but linking was done by the hash. So you can have as many different versions of a function as you like. Your code is never broken by updates. You can apply updates at your convenience.
- melloclello 10y agoI believe you are thinking of http://unisonweb.org http://unisonweb.org
- oever 10y agoYes, that's it. It's beautiful.