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> This is not a new thing Yeah, what I wanted to say was "the only aspect worth noting" or something similar. I knew about structural typing and vaguely rememb
by klibertp 13y ago
> This is not a new thing
Yeah, what I wanted to say was "the only aspect worth noting" or something similar. I knew about structural typing and vaguely remembered that row polymorphism exists (but I'm not really sure what it is).
Actually I wanted to play with Joy for a couple of times now, but it seems unmaintained and rather hard to approach. I ended up learning some Forth and (little) some of Factor instead. I think I'll give Cat a shot, I'm not a fan of CLR, but I'd really like to know how you can type concatenative language.
- groovy2shoes 13y agoI'd definitely recommend Cat. It's a very neat language. The reference implementation is written in C#, but I recall seeing a page at one time listing a few implementations in other languages. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find that page now. The Cat website does have an online interpreter, though. http://www.cat-language.com/interpreter.html http://www.cat-language.com/interpreter.html