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It looks nice and all... but what can I do with it? Citing Paul Graham[0] You Need an Application to Drive the Design of a Language. What is the use case here?
by dyarosla 9y ago
It looks nice and all... but what can I do with it? Citing Paul Graham[0] You Need an Application to Drive the Design of a Language.
What is the use case here? The readme describes vaguely that it's more suited to arbitrary length data processing and generation... but I can't come up with a practical example for which this IDE is applicable. I wish the developer would showcase SOMETHING besides the base interactions. Anyone have any ideas?
[0] http://www.paulgraham.com/langdes.html http://www.paulgraham.com/langdes.html
- function_k 9y agoI'm in the same thought as you about this. IDE's are designed for one common purpose: Efficiency. In fact, everything that has to do with software engineering drives towards efficiency. This appears more like a pet project than a product with a vision of solving a specific problem.
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- delhanty 9y ago>What is the use case here? Clicking through on the link that says "more discussion here" [1] the OP does at least explain the original problem with Excel that he was trying to address: >Mesh was started because I couldn't find a way in Excel to output the results of a formula across an arbitrary number of cells. ... This is definitely on the right lines. But it's a very difficult problem, both from a UI design point of view and actually producing a performant implementation in Javascript. [1] http://chrispsn.com/mesh-preview.html http://chrispsn.com/mesh-preview.html