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This was a really interesting article. I appreciate the author's matter-of-fact style, and the way he communicates his own thoughts without trying to say they'r
by jstanley 6y ago
This was a really interesting article. I appreciate the author's matter-of-fact style, and the way he communicates his own thoughts without trying to say they're the only correct thoughts. And despite the author's own experiences, I came away thinking that I would actually like to try writing something in Forth myself. Even though I like "C". This description really resonated with me:
> being able to do what at least 3 people in their respective areas normally do, and concentrating on those 3 things at the same time. Doing the cross-layer global optimization.
I at least desire to be competent at that level, and think I'd enjoy having a go.
- jacquesm 6y agoForth is an interesting language but if you are used to modern stuff it is likely going to be an exercise in frustration to get 'something done' unless 'something' happens to be a small soft real time project. So I suggest you start with that and then take it from there.