creative_spirit

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   by creative_spirit 4y ago

   I have limited experience with lisps, and for me a smaller language, that is easy to pick up, works well. I can finally do things in a lisp, without having to struggle with the full breadth and depth of the bigger guys (and I do not have to
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   by creative_spirit 4y ago

   Check what it says about the hobby language - it is not meant to attract huge crowds, so it does not need to be 'respectable'. For me it is good if it raises associations with Logo, though - as Logo was also providing way to comp
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   by creative_spirit 4y ago

   Slope is very easy to pickup. It is concise. It has simple and easy package manager. You do not need to learn huge tooling around it, etc. You can quickly build a console or GUI app. You can write your modules and it's FOSS. I'd
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   by creative_spirit 4y ago

   A hackable hobby programming language and toolset for having fun and making cool things
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   Slope: A hackable hobby programming language(slope.colorfield.space)

   96 points by creative_spirit 4y ago|31 comments
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   by creative_spirit 4y ago

   the htmx examples - https://htmx.org/examples/ rendered with python/flask
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   Htmx.org Examples with Python/Flask(tildegit.org)

   2 points by creative_spirit 4y ago|1 comments