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Show HN: Papa Carlo – Scala incremental parser library
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
Completely agree with your point. It doesn't mean that we don't want/need dynamic user interface, of course. But the Web was designed to be static mostly. That's why the best experience we can enjoy is from the static we
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
I didn't mean that it can be proof to CSS independently of HTML of course. And I suppose this requirement is obvious at least because CSS is not executable without HTML at all. Anyway it seems you are quite familiar with the topic, and
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
> They are non-Turing-Complete programming languages Wrong! CSS is in fact a turing-complete language. :) I know it sounds weird, but it's true. Turing-completeness can be formally proved for CSS.
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
Very interesting work. By the way, I'm planning to work on the project with the close purposes, but I have started with a more low-level tool first. My first work is a library to construct incremental parsers: https://github
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
> Is it a compiled language? is it something like "a framework"? It is designed in such a way that it will be easier to implement source-to-source compiler for it. The project's goals in fact are close to GWT, but more ge
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
I feel so too. But I'm absolutely newby in this topic. Can you please advice me some links to the books or articles to start with? I will be glad to read something about networking.
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
Thank you very much for such detailed reply! If I understand you correctly all these points are about technical implementation mostly, but not the promotion. And they seems for me quite reasonable. But is it really enough to win? Recently I
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eliah-lakhin
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Thank's for the point about libraries. That's very important part. I'm agree. In fact it was a general question. Let's assume the language's ecosystem contains a lot of useful libraries, and it has another important
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Ask HN: How do I promote my awesome new programming language
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Incremental PEG parser in Scala
(lakhin.com)
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eliah-lakhin
13y ago
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