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How I've created a programming language that compiles to JavaScript
(hackernoon.com)
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How to Make a Glider with Wings Made Out of Water
(youtube.com)
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jcubic
5y ago
I don't think it's good idea, because it will be wasted time. You can use your time to contribute to the project after reading some closed PR, try to use your knowledge to contribute. For me it's best advice how to start with
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jcubic
5y ago
I think you read this wrong, the performance doesn't matter. It matter that the person learned something new even that he was experienced Clojure developer. And he did this by reading closed PR. Success Open Source project are usually
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jcubic
5y ago
I would not edit the post in any way, leave it as it is. But I would love to read a follow up. You can link to that new post from that old one. For me your article is a revelation, didn't realized that I can just read old PR to check h
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jcubic
5y ago
I've published this because I was reading your more recent post (GitHub Actions Limitations and Gotchas), found in newsletter Programmer Weekly, and found this post that was 10x more interesting.
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jcubic
5y ago
If you find some project that do this right and use tools you need, just ask the author to publish his knowledge. It will be beneficial to everyone not only you. Most people like to share their knowledge, and if you find that other person,
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How to rapidly improve at any programming language (2016)
(cbui.dev)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I've written few years ago text based application created in AngularJS to keep all my notes. It was inspired by builtin MacOS app. I'm trying to keep all my notes there. Before I've had this app, I've used topic based fi
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Demo that converts an image into single div CSS
(codepen.io)
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5y ago
I've created Python Script for adding GPS coordinates to my photos. First version was using Google Takeout JSON file. Then later I've added Android App support (GPS Logger) and recently I've added support for hardware GPS wat
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SEO for Open Source Projects
(itnext.io)
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5y ago
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5y ago
My side projects are mainly Open Source JavaScript libraries * LIPS: https://lips.js.org/ Powerful Scheme-based Lisp interpreter in JavaScript * jQuery Terminal: https://terminal.jcubic.pl/ for building CLI
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5y ago
I've created [jQuery Terminal][0] in about 2010 I think it was first library that allow to create CLI applications in Browser. I've started it because I wanted to have SSH like experience on my shared hosting that didn't prov
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jcubic
5y ago
When I've seen this method for the first time I immediately thought about GraphQL. For this usage SEARCH is good name. Also SEARCH was suppose to be case when you don't mutate data, so SQL insert and update is not good usage of it
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Defining a new HTTP method: HTTP SEARCH
(httptoolkit.tech)
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5y ago
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jcubic
6y ago
It's really hard to use I would say. No completion, no history. You need to click directly over the input. It's nice exercise to create Terminal from scratch, but I don't understand why people don't use jQuery Terminal.
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jcubic
6y ago
I'm working on my Scheme based lips interpreter in JavaScript. With great integration with JavaScript, literal regular expression, auto async/await (with option to quote the promise), self documented like ELisp. I'm working o
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6y ago
I would start with Scheme or Racket that is based on Scheme. I would start with any Scheme interpreter like Kawa or Guile. If I would recommend any book it would be Sketchy Scheme by Nils M Holm (that I've read recently) https:/&
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6y ago
I would not start with OnLips it's pretty advanced book on Common Lisp. It's very good book but not for those that just staring out.
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German Professor Who Is Hardcore Star Wars Fan Repaints Observatory as R2-D2
(themindcircle.com)
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6y ago
I'm using same JBL bluetooth speaker for my laptop for everything, I use it all the time, now when on Linux BL sometimes stops working automagically, I can't believe that I was using laptop builtin speakers, before I've got t
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6y ago
This inspired me to use same AST library to generate JavaScript from Scheme in my Scheme based lips called LIPS. I was planing on writing compiler (first reading more about compilers) maybe it would be simpler than I thought. But still I th
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6y ago
Not sure where it came from or who said that: "Now Go Create"
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How to render ANSI artwork on Linux Terminal
(unix.stackexchange.com)
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Show HN: Bookmark with Scheme Lisp REPL
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6y ago
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I've defeated my mental illness and become web developer
(dev.to)
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Web of Stories: Stan Lee
(webofstories.com)
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7y ago
I'm working on my scheme/lisp interpreter in JavaScript, it's getting closer to real Scheme. Right now I'm reading R5RS spec and adding new functions. It have pretty nice interop with JavaScript and work in browser and N
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How to create interactive terminal like website?
(itnext.io)
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7y ago
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