Time to have some fun programming.

I've been playing around with #odinlang and am really liking it. It's fun just checking out the comments in the Odin Source code for examples. This was how I learned #Smalltalk and it really does help you really learn to use a language.

Odin's make system reminds me of Pascal. No separate make file just compile the file with the main function in it and the compiler figures out what other files need be compiled.

Go is nice but it feels to corporate.

My game "Way Out Of Here" is now published!
https://danredtmf.itch.io/way-out-of-here

#odin #odinlang #raylib #indiegame #gamedev

A little fun puttering with #OdinLang before bed, on tasks I'd normally use Perl or Python for.

Style's a little clumsy. Clear signs of "I can write my favorite language in any language." But even then, nested procs are kinda nifty.

And it doesn't do much (recursively scan Obsidian vault for markdown files, determine Obsidian's link path for each), but heck the compiled version does it faster than I'm used to with Perl/Python.