I do love the syntax. its just "what if we took erlang, and…

Samuel 1 Dec 2023

I can thoroughly recommend making your own programming language

$func fib_2(a: int, b: int, max: int) { print(str(a)) if (b <= max) { let sum = a + b fib_2(b, sum, max) } } func fib(max: int) { fib_2(0, 1, max) } func pow(num: int, to: int): int { if (to > 0) { return num * pow(num, to - 1) } else { return 1 } }$

func main() {
let chan = make() :: channel string
spawn(server, chan)
spawn(client, chan, "hello")
spawn(client, chan, "world")
}

func server(chan: channel string) {
let message: string = recv(chan)
print(message)
server(chan)
}

func client(chan: channel string, message: string) {
send(chan, message)
}

Samuel@samuel.fm· 1 Dec 2023

oh, my own conlang ofc lmao. I would probably have to add lists to it first tho lol github.com/mozzius/lyre

GitHub - mozzius/lyre: a typed, functional, concurrent programming language

a typed, functional, concurrent programming language - GitHub - mozzius/lyre: a typed, functional, concurrent programming language

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I do love the syntax. its just "what if we took erlang, and made it look a bit like javascript"