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Last year I did my run in J (Jsoftware.com) and it was very interesting. This year my initial desire is to do it in raku, which seems suited to the first task
by JaumeGreen 3y ago
Last year I did my run in J (Jsoftware.com) and it was very interesting.
This year my initial desire is to do it in raku, which seems suited to the first task at least (although I haven't managed to get to it).
I did another year in common lisp.
All in all I really can recommend doing them in non-typical languages, it expands your mind.
- donaldihunter 3y agoI can recommend raku. Always fun.
- JaumeGreen 3y agoThe only problem with these kinds of languages is finding the place where the experts publish their solutions, if they do. I'd love to see what an expert can do and what I can learn from them.
- masklinn 3y ago/r/adventofcode has an impressive collection of weirdoes solving in all sorts of random nonsense every year.
- gfldex 3y agoScroll down in the weekly until you hit the Mastatdon links at: https://rakudoweekly.blog/2023/12/04/2023-49-venting-this-ad/ https://rakudoweekly.blog/2023/12/04/2023-49-venting-this-ad...