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I skipped that by choosing lisp as my scripting language. took a day to implement. no complex parser required for config I used ini files, super simple to pars
by gfxgirl 4y ago
I skipped that by choosing lisp as my scripting language. took a day to implement. no complex parser required
for config I used ini files, super simple to parser (and now json so always can use an existing solution)
- tptacek 4y agoI would do it differently today than I did in 1997.
- giaour 4y agoThere are plenty of users for whom having to write configuration in JSON is a significant barrier, either because they find the syntax obtuse or because they want things like comments, multiline strings, or expressions. Using a DSL can be a huge UX improvement in many cases.