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I hear the comments that Prolog isn’t a “general purpose programming language” but indeed you can use it for a lot of use cases. Eg Authorization is one such u
by gneray 4y ago
I hear the comments that Prolog isn’t a “general purpose programming language” but indeed you can use it for a lot of use cases.
Eg Authorization is one such use case. Polar is a logic programming language (like Prolog) specifically designed for authorization: https://www.osohq.com/docs/reference/polar-syntax https://www.osohq.com/docs/reference/polar-syntax