@BoydStephenSmithJr @justine I've been wanting a strongly typed interpreted scripting language, but I haven't found anything.
Do you know of any?
The closest thing I've seen is #dartlang that can be jit with a shebang using a little hackyness.
#RocLang looks interesting, but I love closing braces.
I'd been looking for a modern, statically typed, functional language for years, and after using #GleamLang for about a year, I can say I've found it. Didn't expect it to be a BEAM language though!
Shout out to #OCaml, the current runner-up language and #RocLang which I'm looking forward to v0.1 of!
Reading about the Roc programming language, has some neat ideas -- distinction between the "standard library" and separately defined "platforms" is cool. https://www.roc-lang.org/platforms
#roclang published 0.0.0-alpha1 ...
I am really looking forward to it.
https://ha.nnes.dev/blog/fuzzing-is-fun/
I tried #fuzzing and really enjoyed it, so I wrote a blogpost about it! It mentions some #RocLang stuff, but you don't need to know any Roc to read it :)
My first (proper) PR to the #RocLang compiler got merged! :)
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