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You could have Lisp syntax on top of Python... http://www.hylang.org http://www.hylang.org
by jimmcslim 12y ago
You could have Lisp syntax on top of Python...
http://www.hylang.org http://www.hylang.org
- Foxboron 12y ago> with some optional typing I'm experimenting on this with Hype. It's barebones and does some whacky-don't-look-at-it macro "magic", but it works! Also trying to mimic core.typed's way of annotation. Note: Just using python functions annotations with a typeannotation library to provide some runtime type checking. It's rather rad if i can say so my self. https://github.com/Foxboron/Hype https://github.com/Foxboron/Hype https://github.com/ceronman/typeannotations https://github.com/ceronman/typeannotations
- nilved 12y agoHy looks really incredible, because it's like Clojure without the JVM. I really hope it becomes more popular. It might take a ClojureScript variant to compete, though. If anybody on Arch Linux wants to give a Hy a try, I put together a PKGBUILD: python-hy.
- Foxboron 12y agoHy allready got a package in AUR, hy-git Now i see there is python-hy and python-hy-git-git!