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The main thing holding me back is the supported languages. I don't use Clojure and I'm not a big enough Javascript fan. Suggestion: Add more languages if you re
by lwat 15y ago
The main thing holding me back is the supported languages. I don't use Clojure and I'm not a big enough Javascript fan. Suggestion: Add more languages if you reach enough backing
$200k: JS and Clojure
$250k: JS, Clojure and C
$300k: JS, Clojure, C and ...
- selfoner 15y agoI don't use JS much or Clojure at all. If I were the developer, I would look at adding the top used languages post haste: C/C++, Java, Python, Perl, etc. It seems like it might be particularly well suited for HTML5/CSS3 development as well, since it runs in a browser, and that would be great to have.
- shortlived 15y agoC would be INCREDIBLE
- Arelius 15y agoC development in this manner isn't a particularly trivial matter. C header compilation and decleration alone complicates this.
- wladimir 15y agolibclang could help a lot here, as it gives access to the internals of a C/C++ compiler all the way from tokenizing to code generation. It also has built-in support for all kinds of IDE features such as code completion and fixit hints.
- gaius 15y agoSee http://tenaciousc.com/ http://tenaciousc.com/
- shortlived 15y agoand thus my INCREDIBLE description