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Oh, it's good to see you. I'd like to say that I'm "following" (mostly limited to looking at the kittenlang.org every couple of months, but still) your project
by klibertp 10y ago
Oh, it's good to see you. I'd like to say that I'm "following" (mostly limited to looking at the kittenlang.org every couple of months, but still) your project and I'm quite interested in it.
After learning about concatenative languages a couple of years ago I started learning Forth and later Factor. I wanted to give Joy a try, but IIRC I couldn't make it run and, after that, I stumbled upon Cat. But Cat was written for .NET and unmaintained (I just checked and it looks like even cat-language.com is dead now...). Still, I thought the idea was very interesting, at that point I was kind of tired of Forth strictly untyped nature. And then finally I found Kitten, which I thought was very promising, however very incomplete at the time. This is how I ended with Kitten being on my list[1] of languages to keep an eye on.
I hope it goes well and you'll release as planned, I can't wait to start playing with it! :)
[1] Here: https://klibert.pl/articles/programming_langs.html#org3087a11 https://klibert.pl/articles/programming_langs.html#org3087a1...
- evincarofautumn 10y agoThanks for taking an interest. :) I guess it’s still in a “promising but very incomplete” state. Lately I have a pretty clear sense of how I want the language to be, and people seem pretty excited about it. It’s just a matter of finding the energy to do the work… Also, follow the repo if you want updates. The website hasn’t been updated in like 2 years, and probably won’t be until I need to prepare for a release.